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“Bluest Water at the River Crossing” by Dr. Achingliu Kamei is an evocative collection of poetry that delves into the depths of grief, trauma, growth, and the struggles faced by ordinary individuals. The poet’s keen observations of our grim and somber contemporary world push the boundaries of our lived experiences, inviting readers to confront the raw realities of existence. Within the verses, moments of terror and heartache coexist with unexpected beauty and profound poignancy. The poet skillfully illuminates the human condition, offering an invocational vision that sheds light on the collective plight of humanity.
As the title suggests, the book serves as a metaphorical crossing point where one gains clarity on what is left behind. Drawing from the reservoir of collective memories and experiences, the poet weaves a tapestry that extends the metaphor throughout the poems. In addition to exploring weighty themes, the collection also delves into healing, forgiveness, and the resplendence of nature. The poems within “Bluest Water at the River Crossing” resonate with haunting intensity, leaving a lasting impact on readers as they navigate the depths of the human experience.
Dr. Achingliu Kamei is an Assistant Professor in English Department in Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Delhi University. She did her Ph. D. from Jawaharlal Nehru University. She has published a collection of folk stories, entitled Dawn, Naga Tales. She...
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