Partha Sarkar’s poem: A Fake List And The Honeysuckle


Many working days but not in the bubble of the air-conditioned prophecy….

Let them come in the shade of bright sunshine. 

Continuously saws the soft soil of blood the diluted frowning of trifle or significant pride.


The setting artery.

A portable port below the head.


Yonder a beautiful harbor….seagulls…A serene kindergarten….

The signature of a straight line hears the story bowing its head.

It has not seen them. 

Perhaps one day it will see…..Perhaps it will not… 


World after world.

The knotty lamppost. 

The vast destination.

Where is the passport? 

Taking shelter in phenyl, loses its trump card the root of the dawn. 


Mere floating causes death or inertia.


Partha Sarkar, a resident of Ichapur, a small town of a province West Bengal Of India, a graduate writes poems being inspired by his the late Sankar Sarkar And his friends (especially Deb Kumar Khan) to protest against the social injustice and crime against nature. His poems have been in different magazines Both in Bangla and in English. At once, he would believe in revolution but now He is confused because of obscurity of human beings though he keeps fire in soul despite.

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