Subrata Ray

The Divine Identity Of The Poetic Self . Subrata Ray

Poetry by a 'poet possessed' bears with it the abstract images as aura from Brahman . Poet Subrata Ray in this 16th Book of Poetry, The Divine Identity Of The Poetic Self, -in Amazon, Kindle simply paints the multidimensional threads of divine love that ever proves to be the sheet anchor of humans transient life . To Poet Subrata Ray a true poem is sudden appearance of an image with trailed radiance of beauty from the Vast Unconscious . It knows no distinction between the conscious stage of mind and that of the unconscious . For a poet, -if he deserves the title, turns a plasma-monitor for the reflection of a kind of stirred feeling whose origin is ever unknown . This relates to, -word-Brahman that like a sudden flash of rainbow streams beacon rays . The state of poetic creation is a transcendental stage, and in that state the poet is oblivious of his own self . When a poet like T. S . Eliot, being unguarded of his own self, goes to criticize a poet like Shelly, -as 'beautiful but ineffectual angel looming his luminous wings in the void', then it appears that a salt-made puppet in measuring the depth of an ocean gets itself dissolved .