The Boatman Of Murshidabad
In this book, Madhu Kailas presents the poet�s engagement with art and creative liberation through startling imagery and innovative verse. In the title poem, �The Boatman of Murshidabad�, the eponymous boatman becomes a metaphor for torpor, loneliness, and the remorseless passing of time; in �The Day a Song Dared to Soar�, travellers return and pick new faces for rebirth; in �Keys Made of Sunshine�, a child grows up and learns to listen to silence; in �Silence of Butterflies�, golden silk strands cascade on to the green forest floor; and in �The Forest Sings�, the breeze preserves an arrangement of leaves and flowers in a secret language. Deeply felt and packed with insights into the human condition, The Boatman of Murshidabad is a dazzling collection of poems by an accomplished poet.
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