Poetry from Sayani Mukherjee

Rampant

A dream of flower ridden blossom

The wavering chaos of the river run high

I escaped the drugged wish

Of melancholic numbness around me

The slit throated sky high buildings

Of consumer care and globalized madness

The sip of soma is adjacent

Life’s little brittle mystery of strange alteration

A camphor of village ridden blush

The boat ride of everyday coming port

A slush for the modesty of eavesdropping sickness

Till the city learners the indoors of passion

The burning ghat still flames high

As the coming and going to this world is rampant

As poetic reverie bemused in silence.

One thought on “Poetry from Sayani Mukherjee

  1. The spectacular nature of all of these symbols of rampant (meaning wild and

    overflowing– images rush at you the reader as does the river, as does the

    cremation ritual as does the modern madness and the ghat where cremation takes

    place by the Ganges. The poet is powerless as are we in the coming and going.

    I’m amazed by so many uncanny lines of litany and observational connections.

    I feel the burning in the monsoon season. It’s a beautiful tour de force.

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