Slue and Slop of Nothingness (Poems)

Slue and Slop of Nothingness by Rupesh Singh overtly poses the unintelligible questions consanguineal to life and death and invites the readers to experience the words on chalky-white pages and 'life in the midst of procellous whirlpools and unplumbed Sea of life'. Rupesh is an abstruse poet to approach because he appears prismatic and recondite, in part due to his myriad-mindedness and unicity of cerebration; therefore he has become a mystical voice pronouncing for the prophetic and ineffable Soul. What is wholesomely staggering to me, and also uniquely piquant for me, myself being an ardent lover of poetry, is Rupesh's rendering of modern hag-ridden life, conflated ruinously within, a mirage like phantasmagoria of bizarre shadows, commodiousness of time, nescience of nakedness, and ultimately the timelessness of the Infinite. The entire corpus is crammed with penetration, perceptivity, and precision, which is triumphantly kabbalistic and mystifying and an entrancing delineation of oracular time that often flummoxes us, thereby forcing us to muse upon life more intensely and inwardly.