Showing posts with label Kabir Deb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kabir Deb. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Kabir Deb writes


EMPRESS WITH A PEN!



Fountain pen unfurling from the curls 

After the blood carpet why history never unfurls

Everyone makes a full stop with decoration

To declare how it's “The End of Imagination” 



Millions think of the magician thinking above 

Her pen thinks how he bluffs wearing a glove 

Curating the structured Homo sapiens 

To validate that they work on the poem of sins



Baffled acronyms of humans mark their territories 

With blood flowing from the sandwiched valleys

Arrests for the Mao-Tse-Tung brigade 

To let Godse and Savarkar work on the grenade



Bits of this cosmos carry a thousand graves

Each one of the killers bluffed by money waves

Spraying the dogma of “What can and cannot be said” 

Letting the Constitution to fade! 



Birsa Munda flies like a simple God of small bits 

Working on the revolution, not for the outfits

Traitor has been tagged over Netaji and his parades

Just like money brings war on the Comrades!



One grasshopper listens to the other

Squeaky sound working on its hymn as eraser

Peter England waits to capture the art of Adivasis

To rot away the embroidered babies!



Summing up the ‘a’ and ‘b’ of algebraic injustice 

Obtaining a result which fulfills the regal fantasies 

Puffing off the crescent smoke from raw lips 

She walks on the jungle smiling over the tulips 



After the rich buckets have worked on Harry Potter 

Ignoring the Gujarat riot and Kashmir shutter

Disturbing reality structures the Empress 

To make the world see “The Ministry of Utmost Happiness” 



From banning to death threats to be named as traitor

Her words live for the brush never leaves the painter

She still walks to settle the blood from flowing 

And to keep the sun glowing! 
Arundhati Roy -- Shyama Golden

Monday, January 15, 2018

Kabir Deb writes



 ADDRESS


Take off your clothes 

You would find nothing of me there 

Take off your skin with a scalpel 

Death would greet you, not me 

Puncture your heart, you would fail 

It's the only option for lovers to find love 

March in a road full of strangers 

Everyone with their need, slithering like a dead leech 

Not able to find the blood it needs to live 

We believe it is a predator, but it's survival 

Goes towards that march, unknowingly 

Stand beside a hungry farmer, with roped neck 

Feel how death is predating his living spirit 

You would find me in those screams, full of character 

Walk aside a homosexual human, kissing his love 

Not to be called a gay, but a revolutionary 

You would find me in those red & black salivas

Find the leaves of a tree, when hair flutters 

Kissing a girl of her height, two soft lips meeting 

Not to be marked as lesbian, but as a mother only

You would find me in the edge of those lips  

Stop beside a growing young corpuscle 

Circled by a group with a handful of musical instruments  

Beat those instruments with full force 

You would find me in the vibration of elimination  

It is not the beauty that nurtures me every time

Rather the shape of my love is like a pottery class 

Virtual body of it figures her way from a conjunction. 

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-- Pierre Adrien Dalpayrat

 -- Robert Bicker
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Sunday, November 19, 2017

Kabir Deb writes



BURNING BORDERS

Two bellies meet, surface of one caressing the other 
Faces smiling inside cuddle with the umbilical chord
Less worry & more kisses burning their hatred 
After nine months, the door opened 
For them it was a door to Narnia with light around 
But the reality has got cuffs meant for their hand 
Chosen before even religion was attached 
Parents embraced them with all their love 
As they escaped the whole new world inside 
Serene caresses stopped & never returned 
Religion divided them with an opaque border 
They knew it was motherhood that helped them 
Feel the eyes of the unborn neighbour 
Birth separated them with dignity inside 
Deep down inside they cursed themselves 
Curses return back when mother holds them 
Both in a different world, still feeling the same cuddle 
How easily a mother burns the border 
Which everyone succeeds to develop again & again 
And she burns like a poem with a million refrains. 
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 Venus Envy -- Heidi Taillefer