By Rajib Chakrabarti | October 24, 2016
The poet uses Gogyohshi, a form of Japanese micropoetry, to express what he felt when he heard a man ridicule filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh soon after his demise in life and death androgyny is funny blurring the line though sunrise is not laughed at nor is sundown laughable Main photo credit: Pawan Dhall
The poet uses Gogyohshi, a form of Japanese micropoetry, to express what he felt when he heard a man ridicule filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh soon after his demise
in life and death
androgyny is funny
blurring the line
though sunrise is not laughed at
nor is sundown laughable
Main photo credit: Pawan Dhall
great!
Thanks for your appreciation, Priyadarshida.
I was at my workplace and it was breaking news for me – “Rituparno Ghosh, half-ladies ( sic ) , director, mara gechhe. He, he, he ! [ “Rituparno Ghosh, half-lady, director, has died. Ha, ha, ha !” ]