What if the world began not with the fiery birth of stars, nor the silent shift of oceans on stony shores, but with the whisper of wings, the soft breath of a creature on the verge of being? What if creation itself was less a burst of brilliance, more a slow unfurling of the hidden and the unseen, like the opening of a hand or the gentle turn of a face towards the light? Would we then see the world not as a place of boundaries, but as a field of whispers, each breath, each sigh, a part of the unending story, the quiet song of what it means to be alive?
Debashish Haar is a machine learning scientist, who has been published in literary magazines several
times across the globe, including Poetry Life & Times, where he was interviewed twice.
He is currently contending with a severe writer’s block spanning a decade, when he has hardly
produced any publishable content. He is also losing emotional connection with his own work
gradually, and spends more time to edit/tighten his old poems than creating any new content.
