Chandramohan S (b.1986) is an Indian English poet, short story writer and a social critique based in the south Indian state of Kerala. He is pursuing research in Mathematics, apart from being a translator, editor and a social activist. His writings reflect struggles of the marginalized people from all over the world.
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Broken between spines, people-birds drop like grapes to water worlds, breathless, blistered and imploding from age. Fish banter to sound alive. Horizon is a line of squinting eyes, they think. What if the dead were not dead enough? Our fossilized genealogies eye purple flowers under dirt-tombs, dewy eyed dreamers in…
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Chandramohan S (b.1986) is an Indian English poet, short story writer and a social critique based in the south Indian state of Kerala. He is pursuing research in Mathematics, apart from being a translator, editor and a social activist. His writings reflect struggles of the marginalized people from all over the world.
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