The Crown of Darkness: Poetry

By UJJAL HALDER

INTRODUCTION

A conflict between natural darkness and moral or mental darkness is going on since the ancient era.
No such magic lantern has been discovered, ever for erasing those. In this regard, the ibid anthology as the benchmark is almost helpful.
The vivid captivating & sublime horror/mystery words' art is an allure in this book.
BEAR FOREST: A furrowed freedom from life
A blue salvation
ascending to the hectic hill,
massive blockade of bears
Dead people in this forest
no entry,
go back,
Yet coming to erase
The last sign
in the quiet shade
of the bear forest
MIND: At the end of the festival night
When the moon disappears
By the forest
Later there is a pile of fireflies,
Torn petals floating onto
Depressed breeze,
Burnt in a prairie fire
Like trees, plants
Calves and cubs
Half-burned mind
Still waking the rest of-dream.
FOUR SKULLS: A sharp razor for
Four drunken heads,

Four pet Carnivora's Hyena used to
drink water in those skulls,
The fire of hunger kindles in the brick kiln
The soil mend in it,
Life-changing aluminum bowl
Four noses drown in the dark
The crazy ghosts,
Yes ghosts
Nocturnal shadows of intangible
And the witness owl is looking for a new nest-heart

NAKED THIEF: Dead fish eyes
Deep faith like a jewel
A ripe pirate!
The man is late every night
Along the way to the bamboo bush
with the sound hush
Where to go?
And cap?

While the moon and the stars are
asleep,
yes, they sleep,
The weird journey of the thief would start
He is completely naked,
Truly naked
But the burden of clothes on the back.
Shadowless dude

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B09FS74P2R
• ISBN13: 9798475486870
• Release Date: September 2021
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 88 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"