Pagali Tomar Sange

Pagli, Tomar Songe
AuthorJoy Goswami
LanguageBengali
GenrePoetry
PublisherAnanda Publishers Private Limited
Publication date
January 1994
Pages79
ISBN81-7215-290-6

Pagli, Tomar Songe (lit. 'Crazy girl, with you') is a collection of 43 poems by Bengali poet Joy Goswami,[1] first published in January 1994 by Ananda Publishers Private Limited.[2]

In 2000, the book won the Sahitya Akademi Award.[3]

List of poems

  • "Ma Aar Meyeti"
  • "Dukhani Hater Sorobore"
  • "Shukno Patar Daale"
  • "Sparsho"
  • "Kolonko, Ami Kajoler"
  • "Masipisi"
  • "Poth"
  • "Ghumonto Debota"
  • "Kukurchanader Golpo"
  • "Ke Jonmay, He Boishakh"
  • "Ragging"
  • "Hans"
  • "Mrityuti Rochona Kori"
  • "Rin"
  • "Eshichi, Kusum"
  • "Dol: Shantiniketan"
  • "Gitisurjo: Premsongkha"
  • "Rishi O Ranga Megh"
  • "Bhojoshobha"
  • "Tej"
  • "Jatismar"
  • "O Akashpar"
  • "Akashtirer Bondhu"
  • "Guptochor"
  • "DheuGuchchho"
  • "Jashogiti"
  • "Ek Line, Du Line"
  • "Dikbhram"
  • "Ranikuthi"
  • "Ekfota"
  • "Panchali: Dompotikotha"
  • "Prakton"
  • "Bondhu"
  • "Jwolo"
  • "Jolhawar Lekha"
  • "Surjodheu, DurbaDal"
  • "Sobcheye Unchu Tarake Ami Boli"
  • "Surjo"
  • "Rupkotha"
  • "Boyosondhi"
  • "Mrityu Shob Lekhapora"
  • "Chokh Paltae Koy"
  • "Lokjon"

Popularity

The collection highlights Joy Goswami's distinct style, combining traditional Bengali poetic forms with contemporary themes. Some poems have gained popularity among younger readers and are frequently recited in YouTube videos. Notably, Panchali: Dampatikatha (পাঁচালি: দম্পতিকথা, Ballad: Tale of a Couple) is recognized for its rhythmic experimentation.

References

  1. ^ Gosvāmī, Jaẏa (1994). Pāgalī, tomāra saṅge (1. saṃskaraṇa ed.). Kalakātā: Ānanda Pābaliśārsa. ISBN 978-81-7215-290-1.
  2. ^ Gosvāmī, Jaẏa (1994). Pāgalī, tomāra saṅge (in Bengali). Ānanda Pābaliśārsa. ISBN 978-81-7215-290-1.
  3. ^ "Joy Goswami --Bengali Poet: The South Asian Literary Recordings Project (Library of Congress New Delhi Office)". www.loc.gov. Retrieved 2025-03-23.
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