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How many householders meet in
a whorehouse?
How many mujras dwell in a kotha?
How many neonates hew to a bordello?
Like her admirers
the god is silent.
In her sinews
hides a hint of soil
from the yard of courtesans.
Kiriti Sengupta is an award-winning poet, translator, editor, publisher and festival planner, based at Calcutta, India.
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