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9789350290590 60ba35e8ede09c6181102cad Poems Come Home https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ba644d3905c37d9bd4588b/9789350290590.jpg Sukrita's poetry lives and breathes the world of everyday turmoil: the homeless shivering in the rain; the guard at the Viceregal Lodge recounting his strange fascination for the cold blue eyes of his former masters; the transience of memory; the fear of looking too closely lest one's suspicions be confirmed; the loneliness of old age in a cold country ... Gulzar's translations - the 'original' that lurked somewhere in the English poems perhaps - bring to life a parallel world of quiet elegance and intensely felt emotions. In the poet's own words it is in these translations that 'these poems come home'. 9789350290590
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  • ISBN: 9789350290590
  • Author: Paul Sukrita
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 136
  • Format: Paperback
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Sukrita's poetry lives and breathes the world of everyday turmoil: the homeless shivering in the rain; the guard at the Viceregal Lodge recounting his strange fascination for the cold blue eyes of his former masters; the transience of memory; the fear of looking too closely lest one's suspicions be confirmed; the loneliness of old age in a cold country ... Gulzar's translations - the 'original' that lurked somewhere in the English poems perhaps - bring to life a parallel world of quiet elegance and intensely felt emotions. In the poet's own words it is in these translations that 'these poems come home'.

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