\nthe way to the mind,
\nfrom the mind
\nto the remains and ashes
\nof what would one day
\ngrow into a wildfire or wind-storm.
\nLike a gypsy, seek
\nevery moment a new motherland
\nand spend the day
\nunder the Martian tarpaulins
\nwearing flower blossom ornaments,
\nsmelling like a Kasturi,
\nand then, like me,
\nunderstand nothing,
\nseek nothing,
\nand walk inside.
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\nDebashish is a machine learning scientist, who has been published in literary magazines several times across the globe, including Poetry Life & Times, where he was interviewed twice. He is currently contending with a severe writer’s block spanning a decade, when he has hardly produced any publishable content. He is also losing emotional connection with his own work gradually, and spends more time to edit\/tighten his old poems than creating any new content. Editor’s Note:<\/strong> Debashish Haar was interviewed twice in the old Poetry Life and Times, once by Sarah Russell then Editor & later by myself as a new Editor before it folded in 2008. The New Poetry Life & Times restarted in 2013 at Artvilla.com site, Admin David Jackson. <\/em>
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\nRobin Ouzman Hislop is Editor of Poetry Life and Times<\/a> ; his publications include
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\nAll the Babble of the Souk<\/em> <\/a>, Cartoon Molecules<\/em> and Next Arrivals<\/em>, collected poems, as well as translation of Guadalupe Grande\u00b4s La llave de niebla, as Key of Mist<\/em> <\/a> and the recently published Tesserae<\/em> <\/a> <\/u>, a translation of Carmen Crespo\u00b4s Teselas.
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\nYou may visit Aquillrelle.com\/Author Robin Ouzman Hislop <\/a>about author. See Robin performing his work Performance (University of Leeds)<\/a><\/p>\n