পিনাকী ঠাকুরের কবিতা সমগ্র

From the vastness of the universe and black holes, as described by Stephen Hawking, to the neighbor's daughter and the 'patent pirate' stealing Basmati rice—Pinaki Thakur’s poetry explores a wide range of subjects and settings. His verses intertwine history and science but ultimately center on existential inquiries. Figures like Wild Ramnath, Madhusudan, Vidyasagar, and Mir Mosharraf become part of his poetic landscape. The evocative ambiance of Rabindranath Tagore's songs also emerges in his work. He has experimented with various languages and dialects, using different forms and structures, from meter to free verse, to blend the rhythm of poetry with colloquial language. This poet of the 1990s has already composed several long poems, a couple of poetic plays, and dramatic poetry. Despite exploring diverse themes, he ultimately finds refuge in love, writing, "I have come again, love's poetry, right here in front of you." The first volume of the collected poems will include Pinaki’s first seven poetry books, showcasing the evolution of his work from book to book.