Still Some Flames in the Hearth - Khadse, Damodar; Panda, Tapan K
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In this frozen time the cold freezes the words, Icy winds extinguish... all flames, eyes turn into stone! Vision is blurred, Identity is lost, the freezing hands, devoid of warmth, the tongue sticks to the palate, arrows and spears dissolve in the winds, Ice sheets spread out on relationships, everything gets frozen within, no one is visible.... But when human smell hovers in the deep forests, a call-out searches for its other end. With difficulty when one can speak, someone blows the flames from the hearth, with closed eyes, I sit down in front of the hearth, and think about the…mehr

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In this frozen time the cold freezes the words, Icy winds extinguish... all flames, eyes turn into stone! Vision is blurred, Identity is lost, the freezing hands, devoid of warmth, the tongue sticks to the palate, arrows and spears dissolve in the winds, Ice sheets spread out on relationships, everything gets frozen within, no one is visible.... But when human smell hovers in the deep forests, a call-out searches for its other end. With difficulty when one can speak, someone blows the flames from the hearth, with closed eyes, I sit down in front of the hearth, and think about the conversations, the flames rise slowly from the hearth. You drop the silence, Break your quietude, In the warmth of the conversations, the flames always glow in the hearth. Don't be wordless ever. There is still some flame in the hearth.
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Dr Damodar Khadse is a well-known writer and translator. He has published four novels, eight short story collections, eleven poetry collections, four travel memoirs, and eight books related to Rajbhasha. He has also translated twenty-two Marathi books into Hindi. His writings have been translated into many Indian languages, including Malayalam, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, English, Dogri, and Urdu. He has received the Sahitya Academy Award, Central Hindi Institute Award, Madhya Pradesh Sahitya Parishad Award, and Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan Award. Maharashtra State Hindi Literature Academy Award, and Goenka Literature Awards, and many more. He is an advisor to many Hindi Language Advisory Councils including Central Hindi Samiti (Chaired by the Prime Minister). He has retired from the Bank of Maharashtra and lives in Pune, Maharashtra.