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Hathi Challam Challam

Sriprasad

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Sriprasad ji saw an elephant walking. One step of an elephant triggers a wave-like movement that runs through his entire body from his trunk to the tail. Just the way water would give movement to the word you write on it. Gradually, the word merges with water in a rhythmic... Read More

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Sriprasad ji saw an elephant walking. One step of an elephant triggers a wave-like movement that runs through his entire body from his trunk to the tail. Just the way water would give movement to the word you write on it. Gradually, the word merges with water in a rhythmic movement. An elephant's movement also begins and ends gradually. The poet has captured this beauty and rhythm of the movement in sounds and words have readily accommodated. You can feel the magic in sounds like हल्लम हल्लम, चल्लम चल्लम. The poem elegantly weaves together seeing and the expression of what one saw.Proiti Roy's illustration re-create this movement.

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Description
Sriprasad ji saw an elephant walking. One step of an elephant triggers a wave-like movement that runs through his entire body from his trunk to the tail. Just the way water would give movement to the word you write on it. Gradually, the word merges with water in a rhythmic movement. An elephant's movement also begins and ends gradually. The poet has captured this beauty and rhythm of the movement in sounds and words have readily accommodated. You can feel the magic in sounds like हल्लम हल्लम, चल्लम चल्लम. The poem elegantly weaves together seeing and the expression of what one saw.Proiti Roy's illustration re-create this movement.

Download Ektara Trust Publication Catalogue.

Additional Information
Book Type

Paperback

Publisher Jugnoo Prakashan, an imprint of Ektara Trust
Language Hindi
ISBN 978-93-92873-18-8
Pages 24
Publishing Year 2022

Hathi Challam Challam

Sriprasad ji saw an elephant walking. One step of an elephant triggers a wave-like movement that runs through his entire body from his trunk to the tail. Just the way water would give movement to the word you write on it. Gradually, the word merges with water in a rhythmic movement. An elephant's movement also begins and ends gradually. The poet has captured this beauty and rhythm of the movement in sounds and words have readily accommodated. You can feel the magic in sounds like हल्लम हल्लम, चल्लम चल्लम. The poem elegantly weaves together seeing and the expression of what one saw.Proiti Roy's illustration re-create this movement.

Download Ektara Trust Publication Catalogue.