Sun-dusted bones – Deb Bandyopadhyay

Apr 9, 2021 | Fiction | 2 comments

 

The sky asked the river
‘How do I look?’
the mirror turned fluid
hardly a moment it took.

A black snake twisted the light
like a faith, intertwined.
time flew through it
sorrows built bridges on
frosty castle by the shore.

 

Sun-dusted maple forest
bone-crusted and tall
stood by a gospel wind
when a snowflake
danced through its halls
‘You look like me, nothing more’

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Deb Bandyopadhyay

Deb Bandyopadhyay

Deb Bandyopadhyay is a scientist and a student of poetry. Deb’s poems portrait vivid imagery of scattered pieces of his life in distant continents. He is also a passionate photographer and often experiments with various mediums, subjects and technology. In this work, the poet and the photographer meet in air.

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2 Comments

  1. Jishnu Sen

    Fantastic pictures and the poem. True marriage of a poet and a photographer!

    Reply
    • Deb

      Thank you so much!!

      Reply

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