You and I
At a strange time
Could have been one
Two variants of an atomic soul
Same yet different
Shaped by different storms
Weathered we are
But we still love the rains
And the whisper of the mountain songs,
in resonant tunes
So when I say I love you
You see, I love that me
Which could have been
Chiselled differently
This poem is a creative collaboration between the poet Ipsita and the artist Swati Jaiswal as part of the 6th Woman Scream International Art and Poetry Festival 2016, the Kolkata chapter of which was held on March 26.
Rhythm Divine Poets in association with Art Fair celebrates the strength of woman on the occasion of woman’s month in March by promoting art and poetry festival in the city of Kolkata.
To raise voice against violence on woman is the mutual goal. These associations will lead to Rhythm Divine coordinating Kolkata chapter of the global event called Woman Scream International Poetry and Art Festival on 26th March by Women Poets International
Movement (Mujeres Poetas Internacional MPI) from the Dominican Republic, and coordinated by Jael Uribe, MPI’s President.
The Kolkata chapter is co-sponsored by Incredible Women of India, Manya Education Pvt Limited and The Princeton Review hosted by the Berlia family in Kolkata.
Print partner SIBCO Overseas Pvt Ltd and Admakers
Gift sponsored by Readomania
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A quintessential student of life. Born and brought up in the City of Joy. Graduating with Political Science from Presidency College following it up with a post graduation in International Relations from Jadavpur University, Ipsita went on to become a Hotelier she has worked with the Oberoi Group and is now with ITC Hotels. She finds joy in writing and looking at life with both a smile and at times a pinch of salt.
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