Contents: Poetry and the City (Issue 60)
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Editor’s Note: Poetry and the City
Sayan Aich Bhowmik
Poems
The City Never Sleeps
Ritoshree Chatterjee
Exit Route
Amit Ranjan
This is a Dying Street
Malini Bhattacharya
Counting Breath
Bhaswati Ghosh
Parikrama
Abhay K
Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg
Maaz Bin Bilal
Bahiragata
Sumana Roy
Ruins of the Metropolis
Aditi Dhabe
Withdrawal
Aekta Khubchandani
Monsoon at College Street
Mandira Mitra
Tales Yet To Be Heard
Nishi Pulugurtha
A Map of the City of Tenderness
Rukmini Banerjee
When She Thinks of The City
Shafinur Shafin
Unrequited: A Lost City
Sreejata Roy
Perimeters and Shapes
Aakriti Kuntal
Even Bricks Need Love
Nabina Das
The Streets of Memory
Tabish Khair
An Overheated Submarine Takes Us from Press Club to South Delhi
Uttaran Das Gupta
After the Assassination
Abin Chakraborty
Deluge in The City
Anupama Bhattacharya
Litter Of Applicasun To Eschool Principl
Rachelle Potkar
The Cashmere: A Desire
Takbeer Salati
Painting: Po Pin Lin
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