I have roots in the earth
I have watched them
seep into water
I have travelled with the clouds
to talk with birds
still part of sky's darkness
I have watched crops grow
in paddy fields where
I have been nourished
with the river I have swerved
back and forth into sleep
I have lived in a cave
where I saw the sun
come to greet me
and spent time
discussing the limits of freedom
I have grown into branches
of yellow apple trees
and lived in seeds
that spill into harvest.
Official Website and Blog for Shaleen Rakesh, an indie author based in Dehradun, India. Shaleen is a writer and recursive observer of the shifting Himalayan landscape, whose work interrogates the friction between geologic time and the fragile architecture of human memory. Deeply rooted in the ecological and psychological terrain of the Doon Valley, his prose functions as a diagnostic for the Anthropocene—charting the rain of ash that defines modern loss.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
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