The Well-Earned: poems
₹400.00
The Sisyphean angst shapes the daily passivity we cling closely to. Continued struggle dampens us with the mist of melancholy, leading to a state where we’re completely bereft of freedom. Celebrating the 75th Independence Day, Hawakal presents an evocatively offbeat anthology, distinctly observing how poets perceive the very idea of freedom and consequently voice them. In times when hate-mongering is the ethos of the day, love should spread like a contagion. In the telling, this collection translates into snapshots of stories, where memories have been dislocated yet find tranquility in bits and pieces. The Well-Earned doesn’t aim to combat or prove anything but to discover the long-lost hope vis-à-vis freedom. While toiling around the monotonous schedule, one often forgets what they had once known or loved and falls prey to anonymity. Anonymity is an endless crowd to which one is trapped, yet one tries to find their near-dear ones. Some end up losing their identities, whereas others are born anew. Editor and poet Kiriti Sengupta puts in his distinctive style—”Can names lead me / to the anonymous?” In such broken memories, some seek a story, some seek a voice they’d call their own, some the nirvana, while some their mother’s touch. In seeking, one begins a quest, which leads to the search for the seed of compassion. It is a calmness that one should plunge into this cacophony. This is what The Well-Earneddoes.
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| Weight | 0.45 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8.5 × 5.5 × 0.5 in |
| Editor | Kiriti Sengupta |
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| Publisher | Hawakal Publishers Private Limited |
| Release Date | 22 August 2022 |
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