Delhi’s Bandaged Heart – Ekta Talwar, The Book Shop City Poetry General by The Delhi Walla - July 19, 2012June 3, 20153 Poetry in the city. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] The Delhi Walla arranged to meet poet Ekta Talwar at The Book Shop in Jorbagh Market. In her early 20s, Ms Talwar graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English Honours from Delhi University’s Dayal Singh College. She is learning French at the Alliance française de Delhi in Max Mueller Marg. Fond of reading Rabindranath Tagore, Premchand, Ismat Chughtai and Jane Austen, Ms Talwar composes poems on her mobile phone. She shares one with us. Whenever I talk to you I smile, You make my life seem worthwhile, You taught me the meaning of care, What it is to love and share, People like you are hard to find, Somebody who is so naughty and yet so kind, You make people laugh, when they are sad, You can make them understand that life after all is not so bad. I am so lucky to have you, A person so gentle and so wonderful as the morning dew. As part of the series Delhi’s Bandaged Moments, The Delhi Walla is searching for poets in the city. If you are one, please contact me at mayankaustensoofi@gmail.com. Poet Ekta Talwar 1. 2. 3. FacebookX Related Related posts: City Series – Delhi’s Bandaged Heart, Around Town City List – The 20 Lovely Shop Assistants of The Book Shop in Jorbagh Delhi’s Bandaged Heart – Indian Poetry in English, The Toddy Shop & Elsewhere City Moment – The New Face at The Book Shop, Jorbagh Market Delhi’s Bandaged Heart – Job, BKS Marg Subway
With Ramadhan starting this week, I would suggest you do a feature on the foods and smells of Old Delhi during this month.