Four poets talk about penning a poem every day through April
Updated On: 01 May, 2018 07:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Suman Quazi
As the Global National Poetry Writing Month comes to a close, Indian poets talk about keeping up with writing a poem every day through April

Smeetha Bhaumik
The poet-artist, for whom this is the second Glo/NaPoWriMo attempt, says, "Platforms like these are precious to a poet, because of the sense of community and writing in unison that they offer. Writing to new prompts every day is a challenge in itself, and an exciting one; I say this because I have seen unexpected beautiful verses emerge out of my pen [or mouse]." For Bhoumik, it's tough to pinpoint where her tryst with poetry began, "I have grown up with poetry as a background motif in an environment of science and engineering that dominated my Bengali household. So, its aesthetics have been with me all along. Though I took up writing much later, it was as if I had written it all my life. It just flowed," she says.


