Poems
(Autor) K.G. SubramanyanWord-pictures crafted by a master artist from everyday moments offer deep reflections on contemporary existence in this poem collection. I lie and lay my head upon the grass And unwind the body hardened stiff like glass. But the tiny blades tickle the lower ear Making me ask myself, why do I bear This crass impertinence and sink my head Still further down its bed of prickly green? So asks the poet, his ears pressed against the earth as he maps the world around him in a new geography of sound. Places, photographs, books, neighbors, afternoons, love, loss, and longing are sketched into word-pictures by Subramanyan as he reflects, reacts, and reminisces in this collection of poems. These memoir-poems will help throw into relief some of Subramanyan's symbols and motifs, better contextualizing his oeuvre.
K.G. Subramanyan
K.G. Subramanyan was a renowned Indian artist, scholar, and writer known for his iconic work "The Living Tradition." His literary style blended traditional Indian storytelling with modernist techniques, creating a unique narrative voice. Subramanyan's key contributions to literature include exploring themes of culture, identity, and mythology in a contemporary context.
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