In Search of Sense (Poems)

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• ‘What I am really after I think, is some kind of a happening.
• A stranger turning into a friend...
• That is what all loners need, and that is what all loners almost deny.’
• In unconscious murmurings and self-talk, far removed from the conscious use of language, Supratim Ghosh Dastidar makes confessions through an inward-turning journey – most necessary – before turning to look outward at patterns in the worlds of loneliness, longing, ennui, drift, transience, existence, disillusionment, love and the loss of childhood and societal innocence, applying the same Fibonacci sequence –
• ‘We are a society of next-door applause
• We are the generation of disruptions
• If you struggled with lack, we struggle with excess
• Everything is pretty much the same.’
• Rochelle Potkar
• In a series of conversations with an absent lover or an other self, Supratim Ghosh Dastidar lyrically captures some of the quietest, most intense moments of contemporary human existence. In Search of Sense is his third book and these poems are milestones in a journey that is as significant as it is beautiful.
• Nandita Bose

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