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바카라“ the judges kept on barking,
clearly they바카라™ve never been
on a Sunday evening to the
park above the Palika parking.
Through 100 pages of 'Poetry as Evidence', Outlook presents a selection of poems and verses that have moved us, and we feel these serve as evidence of our bleak times and lives. The poem below is the 80th from the series.
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바카라“ the judges kept on barking,
clearly they바카라™ve never been
on a Sunday evening to the
park above the Palika parking.
Akhil Katyal, Delhi
(Akhil Katyal바카라™s fourth book of poems A Biography of After is forthcoming from HarperCollins India (2024). He is the author of Like Blood on the Bitten Tongue: Delhi Poems (Westland), the translator of Ravish Kumar바카라™s A City Happens in Love (Speaking Tiger), and the co-editor of The World that Belongs to Us: An Anthology of Queer Poetry from South Asia (HarperCollins India). Katyal teaches Creative Writing at Ambedkar University, Delhi.)