The Rays from the Third Horizon

Sandip Mitra’s intense expressions bring forth the lives of people by chance effect and acute societal pressures left by themselves to navigate between the way of life desired by themselves and the strict social traditions. He uses many voices to express is ideas and to speak unnamed protagonists. He deals with delicate themes and controversial topics maintaining a fine balance between staunch reality with delicate exactitude and poetic beauty. A certain air of loneliness haunts the reader through the unputdownable volume and evidently serves the poet’s purpose to being forth the plight of those who for trivialities of a few minds are left to lead lives worst than death at times nudging deep into the past of crime to justify his act of just sympathy and compassion. Set in a world of his own that he tactfully builds, these sublimely understated poems, spiced with strong emotional expression, extreme involvement, subtle detailing, using metaphoric frills, speak with universal eloquence to anyone who has felt yearning for exile or the emotional confusion of the outsider.