Poet Rajkumar Mukherjee — Tribute (poem) by Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU on AuthorsDen

Poet Rajkumar Mukherjee — Tribute
by Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU → (All Poetry by Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU)
Saturday, March 24, 2018 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Acrostic, Tribute, Inspirational. Bibliobiographic Profile Acrostic.
POET RAJKUMAR MUKHERJEE Possessions, power, status of social glamor; Oblate or omniform strata of living style; Existing royalty or pauper life’s clamor, The making of a Poet’s all he keeps on file. Revealing human knowledge like a coreopsis, Always painting colors’ beauty; — an ever giver, — Joyful, flowing like the Tigris, with heedful opsis; Kinetic rhythm of life’s Virtue by the river, Uniting mind and soul; harmony’s symbiosis; Maturing thoughts, — visions of the Nile’s time of silver, An aureous moment led him to Gihon through gnosis; Reviving tales near Pishon — a scroll to deliver... Mathematizing words with maieutical lexis; Unfailing Verb that etches without epiplexis, Knitting web of free thoughts for intellect’s exchanges. He saw peace’s seeds on the penta rivers, Pishon, Euphrates, Tigris, Jordan; and magic Gihon; Receiving sacred gratis blessings in The Ganges. Jest witty in Heraclitus’ way, — he was there, — En route to nowhere to dare every where, Enhancing Soul Searching — first in The Twilight Hours — Where he stood on an Unnamed Bridge by freedom’s towers. © — Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU N.B.: This is a Bibliobiographic Profile Acrostic that reads: “POET RAJKUMAR MUKHERJEE”. Obs.: The words in *Italic* are titles of works by Poet Rajkumar Mukherjee. Virtue/The Ganges/Soul Searching/ The Twilight Hours/ Unnamed Bridge/ Any work of mine posted in this site may be copied and transmitted in any form — provided that COPYRIGHT LAWS ARE DULY COMPLIED. Gratefully, Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU 02:20 GMT, 03-25-18

Reviewed by E Phillips

Reviewed on March 28, 2018

Your poem trumpets the times and culture of the Middle East with authority while reminding me of my limited knowledge of it. Your vocabulary speaks volumes of your own stature. Putting it into acrostic format only heightens your skills. But I can identify with one apt line: "En route to nowhere, to dare everywhere." What a great definition of poetry! C'est Magnifique!

Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU

Reviewed on March 25, 2018

Greetings.

03-25-18 at GMT 16:56
On the prior comment.

The author's observation note following "N.B." states clearly that "The words in Italic are titles of works by

Poet Rajkumar Mukherjee." and they are duly presented:

"Virtue/The Ganges/Soul Searching/The Twilight Hours/Unnamed Bridge/"

Thank You.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Your mention of the great rivers in the cradle of civilization does not contain italics, so the Indian, Rajkumar Mukherjee, only wrote, The Ganges, as the source of all Indian deity and civilization.

Ron