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The Two Pits. New and Selected Poems
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- Nombre de pages288
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-93-5731-964-5
- EAN9789357319645
- Date de parution20/08/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurHachette India
Résumé
'Menon's poems shine light on the role of language and poetry in shaping our experiences.' - The Hooghly Review 'Menon's achievements and interest reinforce the value of poetry.' - Bangalore MirrorFROM ONE OF INDIA'S MORE ASSURED AND REGARDED POETIC VOICES, COMES A VOLUME OF NEW AND SELECTED POEMSBringing together verses that span much of Siddhartha Menon's career - including selections from three previous volumes as well as two sections of unpublished poems - The Two Pits offers the most comprehensive introduction yet to his body of work.
In the titular opening section, Menon observes how leaves fall and are renewed, lamps are lit beside a thoroughfare, concrete parleys with moss and young trees, and freedom with entanglement. The intimate and the expansive bridge the book's five boroughs, prising open our desires and moments of epiphany. Wise and often playful, the poems address enduring questions about mortality and meaning, whether in Shakespeare's Macbeth, or in a shelter for homeless boys, or in the kaleidoscope of everyday life and relationships.
In the titular opening section, Menon observes how leaves fall and are renewed, lamps are lit beside a thoroughfare, concrete parleys with moss and young trees, and freedom with entanglement. The intimate and the expansive bridge the book's five boroughs, prising open our desires and moments of epiphany. Wise and often playful, the poems address enduring questions about mortality and meaning, whether in Shakespeare's Macbeth, or in a shelter for homeless boys, or in the kaleidoscope of everyday life and relationships.
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