| Title : | Foolish, not Social | |||||
| Poet : | Sankha Ghosh | |||||
| Date : | 22 Sep 2005 | |||||
| 1stLine: | Returning home do yo... | |||||
| Length : | 11 | Text-only version | ||||
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Returning home do you feel you talked too much?
Cleverness, do you feel very tired?
Do you feel like sitting quiet in the blue cottage
Burning incense, after a bath, on return?
Do you feel like wearing a human body at last
After taking off the demon's dress?
Liquid time carries moisture into the room.
Do you feel like an ananta-shayana on her floating raft?
If you feel like that, come back. Cleverness, go away.
Does it really matter?
Let them say foolish, let them say unsocial.
-- Sankha Ghosh
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Note: ananta-shayana: Vishnu sleeping on the cosmic serpent Ananta.
I like people, and enjoy being outdoors. But on some weekends, I just long
to curl up with a book.. and have a cup of tea. Very antisocial and very
foolish - but quite enjoyable :-)
Sarah Korah
A brief bio of Sankha Ghosh can be found at
http://www.loc.gov/acq/ovop/delhi/salrp/sankhaghosh.html
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