Death of a Bagel (Paperback)

Rajeev Bector

ISBN 13: 9798992226744

Published by Rajeev Bector, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. "Death of a Bagel and Other Poems" by Rajeev Bector is a collection of reflective, surreal, and occasionally humorous poems exploring themes of loss, love, absurdity, aging, existentialism, and everyday life. The poems vary from emotional pieces to playful, bizarre experiments and the tone shifts from melancholy to satirical and philosophical, using vivid imagery and surprising juxtapositions. Several poems also reference famous works and figures (e.g., Emily Dickinson, Dylan Thomas, Descartes), blending literary allusions with modern experiences. Overall, the collection is an eclectic mix - capturing both the poignancy and absurdity of human existence in vivid, poetic snapshots and blends whimsy and sorrow, sometimes in the same poem. It explores modern existential dread and makes tender and comic observations about small, human moments. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Death of a Bagel (Paperback)
• Publisher: Rajeev Bector
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798992226744
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

"Death of a Bagel and Other Poems" by Rajeev Bector is a collection of reflective, surreal, and occasionally humorous poems exploring themes of loss, love, absurdity, aging, existentialism, and everyday life.

The poems vary from emotional pieces to playful, bizarre experiments and the tone shifts from melancholy to satirical and philosophical, using vivid imagery and surprising juxtapositions. Several poems also reference famous works and figures (e.g., Emily Dickinson, Dylan Thomas, Descartes), blending literary allusions with modern experiences.

Overall, the collection is an eclectic mix — capturing both the poignancy and absurdity of human existence in vivid, poetic snapshots and blends whimsy and sorrow, sometimes in the same poem. It explores modern existential dread and makes tender and comic observations about small, human moments.