S o l a c e .
~ Amrita Bhattacharya.
The world might fall on me, yet I sleep on. This innocent sleep, which nourishes life, which takes away anguish and fills up with an unfelt sense of contentment, is my guest this day.
~ Surya Shekhar Chakravarty.
Sleepless nights I have spent in a room…
Another brick in the wall… I can see my doom…
Tireless sleep, lying on a brick.
No big budget insuarnces at stake. For protection I have a stick.
No matter how dead the wall. No matter how great my fall.
A ray of hope, the green in crimson brick… To destiny, I shall be a prick…
Shall make it happen, when you ain’t expecting me to rise… I Shall rise like a phoenix……
High High… Till I die
~ Amartya Saha.
Amrita Bhattacharya (di) is a dancer in Mamata Shankar Dance Company and is someone, I have always have heard high of, from my elder sister.
Surya Shekhar Chakravarty is a student of Calcutta Boys’ School. Keen in photography, he has other hobbies as well, including debating, cartooning, playing table tennis, writing lyrics, et al. He is all about “the show” ( For bengali’s read : “Kyet” )
Amartya Saha is my school friend… and is now the Assistant Producer, Headlines Today Editorial.
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I prefer the one in the inset, but both portraits make me uncomfortable though. The intimate pose of a man of a certain age is unsettling. You are expected to respect elders, not see their humanity.
The inset one, you’ve processed to make it look like ‘sleeping baby’ type portraits. Interesting effect. A bit more accessible, that one.