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I'll also say that Eunice D'Souza's collected poems Necklace of Skulls has just been published and Dilip Chitre died last month and deserves to be remembered. There is no lack of good poems (and poets) to choose from if HLR has decided to encourage poetry. I hope they won't stop publishing poetry on the front page of Literary Review. Tagara FOR SALE, I hope I'll like the next one more.

I also think we should be less attached to individual poems we write and less 'careful' about critiquing other poems. Though they're often compared to babies, they're not really. You can't revise a baby's nose (oh well, now you can but you know what I mean) and you don't have hundreds of them. A poem, one can revise. And since hundreds are expected, we're going to keep trying to get it right. We may as well tell the truth about our relentless progeny. It will help.

*By 'we', I mean my generation of Indian English poets..