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Tag Archives: Poetry-Bodo

Poetry-Bodo


Edited by Zothanchhingi Khiangte & Manab Medhi
VOICES FROM THE BODO HEARTLANDS: TWELVE WOMEN POETS IN TRANSLATION
2025

The poems induce intellectual contemplation, and perhaps even an emotional engagement. Even after the poems have been read and the book laid down, certain lines linger, for in these uncertain times, like Anju, we too ‘are no longer surprised/ By the tyranny of tyrants, and the betrayal of liars’. Along with her, we mourn our own lack of surprise in a world where headlines scream of doom and disaster, and ‘what was once habit has become a disease./ Reading the newspaper is a disease’, as Dhirjyu Basumatary laments.


Reviewed by: Sanam Khanna
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