Running in Circles: Making Ends Meet
By Mamta Prasad
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Mamta Prasad
She asked about what happens after death at the age of three. She loves the sky and the moon. She paints when she doesn't have words. Listens to music in murmurations and draws ripples in water. She loves walking and staring at rustling leaves and birds swooning in the breeze.She hibernates often and makes faces at children on the street. She is a good human and loves to share her hand puppets and makes animal and bird sounds more than talking.Aspiring monk who wants a piece of peace.
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Running in Circles - Mamta Prasad
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30412.pngTable of Contents
Proem
Atmam Buddha
Anomaly.
Index
Purple Stains – 2007 - 2009
The Wisdom of a Derelict
Beauty The Beast.
Rudra - 2007
Durga. 2007
Princess Purple Stains
Flower, Child, Smile – perfect alliterative style.
Infertile Widow. – May 2008
Lesser Mortal.
Tatha
Vivid Incantations
Heart Shaped Box
Meander.
My Hibiscrysanthemum
Lullaby
i loved a man.
Supermoon
Harlequin of Desire.
The Voyeur of Seasons and Spices of Romance.
The OutBurst Of Black – June 2008
Desirotopia
Universe
Warhol’s Rorschach – finger and sponge on paper
Poker
Fingers and pastes with acrylic on canvas.
The Artist – March 2008
The Blues
Loving Eating – Cookme Chornicles
Come Undone
Unloved Song.
Sitting beside, Self Portrait.
The melancholy of Romance.
Sarabande.
The Song of Loss.
Whirlwinds and there after.
What happens to Loneliness.
Romeo and Juliet.
Come Home.
Photograph of a Claustrophobic Cigarette.
Kill me.
Decadence
Change in Chance
Choices
Habromaniac Humor
Bittersweet
Back and Forth.
Part and Parcel.
Mullah and Moon birth.
Sometimes Blues
My Monsters.
Butterflies and Hurricanes.
Beyond the Hills
Compliance
Flowers by the Grave
I wanted
Hippies and Hermits
Pithetic Epigrams
Self Portrait .
Colorfooled
Big Bang
Charlie’s Day Out
Enlightenment
Flitting through the Atmosphere
Incarnation
Fida ka Ghoda
Meandering through the Core
Messages from the Flowers
Peace offering to Pollock
Phantasmagoria
Ravenous Hearts
Running in Circles.
Synapses in Monsoon
The Forest is dense
Leafing Frog
The Mendicant
- The Muse and the Mirage
the womb of birth
Topographical Codes
Vagina Monologues
Ode to Matters
The Universe in a Nutshell
Neuroscience and Parchment Flowerink
Intel in Italics
Illegal Damnations
Tense
The Soldier
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Tatha for being a friend and a brother.
For teaching me being one is better than being another.
Gopu for the whistles and time.
Raju for words and rhymes.
Image18090.tifMamta Prasad: Poet, moon lover, old school.
Education : Multiple career fantasies and pressing failed dream to retire before high school. Dropped out of Literature, Economics and Film at college level.
Good student when not a truant and wants a PHD in Linguistics and Ethnomusicology with a minor in demograpathogenic theatrics and risk economics. A couple certificates in toll and taxes and government utility versus politicodemocrat dispensability. Mastery in metaphysicality of artificial intelligence and robo-cybernetics. With of course a house of instruments and animals of the non homo sapien kind. A zen garden for healing and glass house for herbs with a bubbly brooke and a cathedral at walking distance.
Proem
Everywhere I go I find a poet has been there before me.
- Sigmund Freud
The founding father of psychoanalysis has quiet aptly included the abstract intelligence of poets world over. In today’s day and time when we don’t have the time for ourselves and are trying to make something out of us and ace the rat race, poetry is a breath of fresh air and waiting to smell back the flowers.
The etymology of psychology literally means the study of the soul. And poet’s can be subtly called soul whisperers. They gather the secrets dispersed in the air and present what science is yet to prove. Forgive my arrogance but inventions and discoveries are states of being and mind and matter but now let’s come to chatter.
I have spent about twenty three years in this physical plane. And I call it so because the body must return to its natural state.
The brain can only facilitate. I try not to rhyme as much as I can but