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Landslide came into my life without notice	A
I myself am lost not in moor	B
not in cloudland not in fog not in haze	C
not in markets but within my	D
own polluted sketches	E
Excerpts from my poet friend Nabin Chitrakar s poetry Formless Canvas	A
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In the circle of time	F
changing continuously in every seconds	G
is the poetry	H
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The poet s no conscious of	I
When How Where	J
crop up as if shaken	K
all at once by the earthquake	L
the mind stroke to his poetry in a second	M
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The spirit of the poetry encountered	N
the blood corpuscle of half of his body	H
ceased to streaming bending into fragility	H
The remaining other half	O
gushed in its veins naturally	H
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Then the posture of his body	H
half immovable and	M
other half movable	P
being altered instantly in its body	H
confronted the torture of no limit	Q
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Neither my mind sensed	R
Nor your mind aware of it	S
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But it looked baffled	T
in the tears of	I
illimitable and immeasurable	P
hazy in its eyes	U
In the mind of the poetry	H
the inert part of its body	H
obstructed the motion	K
the sensed part of it	S
forced to resume its motion	K
the result of which yielded	V
the awful agony and anguish	W
that savoured syrupy in its tongue	X
chewed up the immovable	P
to restore its ability of moving again	Y
in very efforts of the poet	Q
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I m too confident	Z
Like you do	A2
	-
The poet will indeed hurl	B2
the sense of immovability	A2
caught in his living	C2
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Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar

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