Birds on the Edge of a City and 2 other poems
On urban fringes, deep time awakens resilient memory. An ecofeminist assertion of…
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From ULR
Issue 7 – Environment
Morning walk
Chameleons still, young lemons bright. Fallen champas scent the path my bare soul gently treads.
June 15, 2022
Slugs, sunbirds
chameleons
(startled still)
young lemons
on a lemon tree
Dark Sal leaves,
Champas fallen
on the grass, with
them (bare foot
bare soul) me.
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Anannya Dasgupta
Anannya Dasgupta is a poet and artist who lives in Chennai. She is the author of a book of poems Between Sure Places. Her poetry can also be found in Hakara, All Roads Will Lead You Home, Wasafiri, Pyrenees Fountain, Ponder Savant and South Florida Poetry Journal among others.