Delighted to have a poem up today at The Poet By Day (July 24, 2018). My sincere thanks to G Jamie Dedes for featuring “butcher them carefully“! I am grateful to her for always supporting my work.
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Photo : John Moore
Delighted to have a poem included in the new release from Better Than Starbucks (May 2018 Vol. III No. V; print & online)! Many thanks to the editors for featuring “to be is to bleed away“. Another poem that takes root in Cuba and draws crosses under the moving shadows of José Marti & Ismaelillo.
Check out the 98 page perfect bound print version here
Click here to read : to be is to bleed away
Illustration: Ernesto García Peña
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A poem for Asifa Bano entitled “if i can’t see the poem i write & it grows open” is up today at I am not a silent poet (April 16, 2018). Thanks Reuben Woolley!
Read the poem here: if i can’t see the poem i write & it grows open
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Today my poem “of ghostly nothing” appears in Anapest Journal (February 4, 2018). Many thanks to editor Veronica Bruce for this honor.
Click here to read: of ghostly nothing
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Another poem of mine is up today (January 13, 2018) at I am not a silent poet. Many thanks to Reuben Woolley!
Click here to read : ars poetica in my paintbox slips through the shithole
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Honored to have had my poem entitled “slap” featured today (January 6, 2018) in I am not a silent poet alongside works by Antony R Owen & Reuben Woolley! Below are the links:
The Slapping by a Palestinian Girl by Antony Owen
silence my dear by Reuben Woolley
slap, for Ahed Tamimi by Debasis Mukhopadhyay
Photograph: Al Jazeera
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Another poem of mine, “where a song is always missing“, is up at Duane’s Poe Tree (December 29, 2017). A nice ending to 2017 which was hardly prolific for me! Cheers & thanks to editor Duane Vorhees!
Click here to read: where a song is always missing
Thanks & happy new year to everyone!
Very pleased to have had my poem “images alight or the fade of an iridescent song” featured in the ever amazing Duane’s Poe Tree (November 19, 2017). My sincere thanks to Duane Vorhees for this honor.
Click here to read: images alight or the fade of an iridescent song
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My new chapbook of poems, kyrie eleison or all robins taken out of context, is now ready for you to read! The book has recently been released (September 22, 2017) by Finishing Line Press, and is available worldwide for purchase through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Finishing Line Press, and other bookstores.
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If you want a signed copy, you can email (debmukhop@yahoo.ca) or pm me on Facebook for details.
Thanks to everyone who has supported this work.
Glad to have three of my poems (“threaded back”, “oblivious” & “India journal”) featured in the latest issue (July 2017) of The Wagon Magazine. Many thanks to editors Krishna Prasad & Dibyajyoti Sarma.
Note: K, Kushal Poddar, the amazing poet from Kolkata, may have played a part in the piece “India journal” (that was my intended title). And “oblivious” has its roots in Kafka.
Click here to read : threaded back, oblivious, India journal
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