Poetry by Sayantan Sur
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Never have I surfed the waves But I know the feel The sky endless blue and bright Cold Sun and Warm Sea Strength of a Manta Ray, open wings Riding a Tsunami about to fall My senses in desperation for a thrill Salt in my eyes, on my lips Even now I can hear the roar Washing over the brain corals Never I have been to space Yet, I see the Earth All beings in a ball of blue My limbs floating in a void The dark seeping in I, spinning away farther No sound, null No matter how much I bawl The smell of seared flesh Aether is where I belong
Dr. Sayantan Sur is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Glasgow. He received the prestigious AWSAR award from the Government of India for his scientific essay. His literary works have been published in the Borderless and Aphelion.
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