‘Night comes down, but your stars are missing’

This a post you should read- Tenzin Tsundue reveals, in a very poignant post, how it feels to be the citizen of a country that doesn’t exist on ‘the world political map’:

A few months ago a group of Tibetans in New York, mostly youngsters, found themselves in a difficult situation. A Tibetan youth had died and nobody in the group knew the cremation rites. All of them stared at each other. Suddenly they found themselves too far away from home.

‘…and meanwhile through the years
our unburied dead eat with us
followed behind through bedroom doors.’

Linked by kuffir. Join Blogbharti facebook group.

0 Responses to “‘Night comes down, but your stars are missing’”


  1. No Comments

Leave a Reply

Enter the two words with a space in between




Indian Blog Directory

After the meticulous tagging of each post we link to from Blogbharti under many categories, we have been able to come up with a sizeable cross-linked and independently tagged blog directory. Read more here: the meta-directory of Indian blogs.

 

March 2010
M T W T F S S
« Feb    
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
293031  

Get Blogbharti Content

Important note: The site feed urls have changed. Please update your feed reader with these feed urls

Site Feed
Comments Feed

Contact us:

Email us at contact [at] blogbharti.com

Active Discussions

  • Parviaz Ahmad
  • ASHISH SHARMA
  • Dr Mohammad Sidiq
  • Arvind
  • amit koul
  • akashkerala
  • Alex
  • amit koul
  • anjugandhi
  • Athar ali khan
  • CBE
  • chaitali
  • Heamant
  • laurel
  • malaysia hindu to...
  • mattoruvan
  • paul
  • PISTIL PRINCESS
  • Rajashekara
  • Rakesh Kumar
  • Rising Dalits
  • Sandhir
  • sridhar raman
  • syed nayab