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'A Sky Full of Bucket Lists' Review: Japanese Flavours, Local Cuisine


A Sky Full of Bucket Lists Review: Japanese Flavours, Local Cuisine
Shobhana Kumar’s book is a timely intervention to a growing subset of Indian poetry.
Representative image. Photo: Yellow Mao/Flickr CC BY NC ND 2.0
Rabindranath Tagore recollected his first visit to Japan in 1916 in his book
Japan Jatri, where he first introduced the haiku into Bengali. Translating the 17th-century Japanese poet Matsuo Basho, Tagore wrote: “The heart of the Japanese people does not sound like a waterfall; it is quiet like a lake.” Since then, the haiku – and other Japanese forms such as haibun, tanka, and senryu – have become increasingly popular in Indian languages. In a 1992 article for ....

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Joy Goswami: The Cosmopolitan From the Mofussil


Joy Goswami: The Cosmopolitan From the Mofussil
Sampurna Chattarji’s translation of Joy Goswami’s poetry is essential reading for anyone with even a casual interest in Indian poetry.
Joy Goswami s poetry is like a broad, brown, silt-laden river, with its source in suburban or mofussil spaces such Ranaghat and its distributaries spreading into a global consciousness. Photo: Samuli Kangaslampi/Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
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Bengali poet Joy Goswami has often recollected in interviews and his writing the moment he decided to pursue poetry. The scene unfolds at a railway station in a mofussil town in West Bengal. (Born in Kolkata in 1954, Goswami grew up and has lived at Ranaghat, a town about 80 km north of the state capital.) While waiting for his friend Subodh Sarkar, Goswami was flipping through the pages of a volume of Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke’s poetry in translation when he decided to become a poet. Several retellings ha ....

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The Women of South Asia Sing Their Defiance


The Women of South Asia Sing Their Defiance
In this weekend s Verse Affairs , an anthology of poems that embodies women s struggle to escape the maleness of language, and the world itself
A protest against violence on women, in the aftermath of Hathras. Photo: PTI
Women07/Mar/2021
In her poem ‘Tulips’, Sylvia Plath describes the emotional contours of a person recovering from an unknown operation in a sterile hospital room. Her husband, Ted Hughes, claimed she had written it while recovering from an appendectomy; other scholars have found the shadow of a previous miscarriage and hospitalisation in the poem. The invalid in the poem has received a bouquet of red tulips she doesn’t want – it prevents her from sinking into an anaesthetised oblivion, which is the only relief from physical and emotion pain for her. “I have no face, I have wanted to efface myself,” she writes. I was 16 years old when I first read this poem and immediately realised I could e ....

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A Poet Interprets an Interpreter's Diary


A Poet Interprets an Interpreter s Diary
This weekend s Verse Affairs is a review of Arjun Rajendran s new collection of poetry, that takes off from a meticulously kept 18th century diary.
Ananda Ranga Pillai, the 18th century interpreter. Photo: Public domain
In a diary entry on November 30, 1745, Ananda Ranga Pillai notes:
“This day, there was an event worthy of record. In the village… a church has been constructed by Kanakaraya Mudali… In honour of this, he invited, without distinction, all the Brahmans, Vellazhas, Komuttis, Chettis, goldsmiths, weavers, oil-mongers, and people of other castes; and all Europeans and Christians, and entertained them with a feast… Meals for Europeans were prepared at Pondichery [ ....

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