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Mohan Singh (1905-1978) was a noted Indian poet who wrote in his native Punjabi language. An academic by profession, he is considered as one of the pioneers of modern Punjabi poetry. Evening Mohan Singh The sun horse panting and snorting Reaches the shores of evening Kicking his hoofs and flicking red dust His vermilion mane wet with perspiration He throws red foam from his mouth The mellow-coloured Evening comes And places her hand between his pricked ears Her long fingers Feel the hot breath from his nostrils And take off the bridle from his mouth The restive animal Tamed and quietened Walks behind the Evening slowly And goes into the stable of darkness Translated by Balwant Gargi *Third World Resurgence No. 293/294, January/February 2015, p 64 |
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