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Sudeep started composing poetry in the year 1995 during his early college days. He was primarily stirred by his surroundings involving people, nature, society at large, humanity and sometimes the absence of it. The poems are a reflection of life itself & the events so mundane that we often miss unknowingly or intentionally choose to ignore.
The collection includes a combination of narrative and descriptive poems in a quatrain format. These poetic pieces articulate deep emotions which are truly felt. Not to mention that the poems also have the element of rhyme in them.
His constant struggle since childhood, to remain afloat amidst chaotic surroundings, often made him ponder. It is in those grim moments he philosophized about transient human life and the ephemeral nature of love. However, his cheerful, optimistic nature, his close friends and his die hard attitude to celebrate life, despite turbulent times helped him thrive. Most of the poems distinctly resonate with poets gypsy heart, exceptionally fond of changes, travel and adventure. Even a humble black beetle acts as a catalyst to spur his sensitive, philosophical and poetic disposition.
His poem - Yet another day reflects his ardent desire to break the shackles of corporate drudgery and escape into the lap of nature. Some of his poems are infused with streaks of supernatural, intrigue, mystery, suspense and drama.
A self made man whose constant struggle to be successful despite an unfavorable childhood has shaped him into a writer par excellence who baffles us with his poetic eloquence and spontaneity.
The collection includes a combination of narrative and descriptive poems in a quatrain format. These poetic pieces articulate deep emotions which are truly felt. Not to mention that the poems also have the element of rhyme in them.
His constant struggle since childhood, to remain afloat amidst chaotic surroundings, often made him ponder. It is in those grim moments he philosophized about transient human life and the ephemeral nature of love. However, his cheerful, optimistic nature, his close friends and his die hard attitude to celebrate life, despite turbulent times helped him thrive. Most of the poems distinctly resonate with poets gypsy heart, exceptionally fond of changes, travel and adventure. Even a humble black beetle acts as a catalyst to spur his sensitive, philosophical and poetic disposition.
His poem - Yet another day reflects his ardent desire to break the shackles of corporate drudgery and escape into the lap of nature. Some of his poems are infused with streaks of supernatural, intrigue, mystery, suspense and drama.
A self made man whose constant struggle to be successful despite an unfavorable childhood has shaped him into a writer par excellence who baffles us with his poetic eloquence and spontaneity.
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Sudeep Kr. Banerjee
An astute observer recognized formally as an innovator at workplace! An accomplished corporate guy, associated with e-commerce since its inception in India. The poet within him emanates from his deep sensitivity and empathy towards life per se. His compositions are inspired from real life experiences, making them all the more special!
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