By Sanjeev Sethi

Collectanea of ache beetles over sleep.

Interludes weigh on sense and spirit by

bringing to light alethic notions that are

often neglected. Pitchpersons of probity

own channels that trot out truth. Some

peck at their plates, scrunch and swallow

bones, others unfold orts and oddments.

Both are heritors of heartbreak.

 
 Sanjeev Sethi is the author of three books of poetry. His most recent collection is This Summer and That Summer (Bloomsbury, 2015).  A Best of the Net nominee (2017 & 2018), his poems are in venues around the world: Poydras Review, Mojave He[art] Review, Miller’s Pond, Litbreak, Red Savina Review, Blognostics, Formercactus, The Five-Two, Ink Pantry, and otherwhere. He lives in Mumbai, India.

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