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Poetry’s Been Abandoned.

May 13, 2023
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By Sreejit Datta


You and I, and she and him,

And them and those and us –

We speak prose in this age.

We think and speak and write

Prose alone – only prose, all the time.



But that’s not how it used to be.

No, for our lively breathing

Has a song to it, it sure has a metre;

Our worn hearts prefer rhyming,

And our limbs can’t be still

When the drums ’ve started beating.


By Sreejit Datta



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