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Pravat Kumar Mandal, born on 2nd November,1970 in a small village named Sankuria in the district of Murshidabad, State - West Bengal, Country - India, is an assistant teacher in a higher secondary school named Bagmara B.B.M.Vidyaniketan, Murshidabad, West Bengal, India, though his first school was Gayespur High School in the same district. He currently lives at Berhampore, West Bengal, India with his wife Bobby Mandal, his daughter Arunima Mandal and his son Ayash Mandal. His mother lives in the village along with his two younger brothers and mother brother lives in the other town in a nearby district. He received his primary education from his village parhsala where his father was the Headmaster. Then he studied at Amritakunda K.K.Vidyamandir and passed M.P.in 1987 under WBBSE and then H.S. Exam. from Krishnath College Schol, Berhampore under WBCHSE. He passed B.A.Hons in English from Rampurhat College from The University of Burdwan in 1993. In this time he met an accident. Finally he received his M.A. degree in English from the same university in 1995. In 2001 he was appointed as an assistant teacher. He received B.Ed. training as a deputed candidate from Katwa College in the same university in 2006. Since childhood he is interested in literature, especially English Literature. He started creating poetry since childhood but they were few in number. Now he writes poems, essays, short stories both in Bengali and English. He has had several poems published and posted in facebook, poemhunter.com and many Bilingual Magazines. His first book of Bengali poetry ATMASTHA, EK PRATIBAD was published in Mushidabad Book Fair 2020, Berhampore. This book consists of 61 poems. In between teaching he spends all his spare time writing poems and his poems have been read widely on the Internet and in print.)

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My Repentance

My Repentance
Pravat Kumar Mandal

Listen, what would have been better
If I had been anywhere else?
Being a shameless parasite there
I'd have written long long tales,
The tales would tell many stories
About the poor in poor countries.

Listen, what would have been better
If I had said nothing about me?
Negating my own human share
I'd pass awaymy life with glee,
My tales would warble your dirty:
About you and your poverty.

Listen, what would have been better
If I'd get the reward the best?
Being glad with the next treasure
I'd repent deeply for the rest,
You'd cheer me and my origin
But neither my tales nor my sin.

Chennai,15/10/2019

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