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Poetry - Exploration ⬆️
Poet - Jotsna Jari
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Memory also becomes mound
Yes, open the chest album
you'll see.
The history of many kings
is suppressed.
Excavation after excavation
how many civilizations are discovered
How many years ago
this Kamteshwar king was here
There are still some traces of his empire
along the Kodal-Dhoya river.
That high mound
just now habitable land.
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Keep my feet on green grass
then I feel the ongoing world of history.
Even though it's in past,
still it awakens me to the dream of sleep.
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Oh... this is the Gosanimari Rajpath
Here I come back
I want to find out
another life from that life...
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[ N. B-
1. The king Viswasimha assumed the title of Kamteshwar in coochbehar, West Bengal, India. He died in about 1533 and was succeeded by his second son Naranarayan, who was also known as Mallanarayan, after a civil war with Nar Singh who fled to Morung and then to Bhutan. Narnarayan died in 1584.
2. Gosanimari Rajpt :-
Gosanimari (also known as Khalisa Gosanimari) is both a village and an archaeological site in Dinhata subdivision of CoochBehar district of West Bengal, north-eastern India.
The site contains ruins of Rajpat which served as the capital of Kamata Kingdom, occupying a large area of ancient Kamarupa and Vanga.
3. Photography :
A fountain in Mound at Gosanimari Rajpat, CoochBehar, India.
(Source :-
Archaeological Survey of India) ]
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