Duet of Forms by Maki Starfield, K. Satchidanandan

K. Satchidanandan is great poet of India. Young poet Maki Starfield offers to coauthoring him and gave permission with generous encouragement. JUNPA is proud of success of this "Duet of Forms". The contrast "Form" and "Formless", in other words "visual" a

K. Satchidanandan is great poet of India. Young poet Maki Starfield offers to coauthoring him and gave permission with generous encouragement. JUNPA is proud of success of this "Duet of Forms". The contrast "Form" and "Formless", in other words "visual" and "Invisual", two poets suggest readers "How to see invisual things" "How to ignore visual things" under deep thoughts and meaningful poems.

Genre: POETRY / Women Authors

Secondary Genre: POETRY / Haiku

Language: English

Keywords: poem, form, formless, indian, japanese, haiku

Word Count: 10000

Sample text:

Oneness

Not in a heart, reason, and egoism,
but where I am you and also you are me.

I live with you in this happiness.

Not in the sky, earth, and a rolling stone,
but where I am you and also you are me.

I live with you in this happiness.

Not life and death, status, and parents,
but where I am you and also you are me.

I live with you in this happiness.

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Language	Status
Japanese	Unavailable for translation.
Portuguese	Already translated. Translated by Diana Farah
	Author review: Thank you so much for your great work!
Spanish	Already translated. Translated by Marco Villalobos
	Author review: Thank you for your great job! I enjoyed it with you.

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