Vacuum
What is a poem? Is it a thought experiment? Or, is it imagination captured through language?
Sreedhar Vinnakota is a theoretical physicist and writer from Chennai, India. His writings have been published in One Sentence Poems, Right-Hand Pointing, Shot Glass Journal, Triggerfish Critical Review, The Provoke Journal (Backlash Press), The Hindu, Sahitya Akademi, and The Madras Courier.
What is a poem? Is it a thought experiment? Or, is it imagination captured through language?
If there’s a verse that’s poignant & powerful – this is it. It punches you in the gut, compels you to reflect on humanity.
A thought-provoking, refined and scholastic poem that questions you to think about the things you take for granted.
Should a scientific approach to solving problems be substituted by blind faith in the government?
It is imperative that narrow, greedy, short-term goals are replaced by cooperative, inclusive, kind & equitable ideals.
Is it morally justified to kill people for a cause, however noble? Is it Dharma to annihilate people?
Why don’t things go as per plan? The answer lies in an urban legend & Sreedhar Vinnakota decodes it for you.
Sreedhar Vinnakota’s poem takes us on a rollercoaster ride through the land of million mutinies and touches a raw nerve.
There’s no shortage of rags-to-riches stories in the world. But there’s a problem with the narratives built around them.
The role of music in mind-control has a fascinating history; it has intrigued psychologists, and philosophers alike.
Aristotle’s theory needs revision – Man is not a social animal, he is a materialistic animal.
Two years after the ‘surgical strikes,’ all that is exposed is the ugly underbelly of political propaganda.
An intimate & personal reminiscence through verse can speak to your soul. Sreedhar Vinnakota’s poem does just that.
Higher education in India is very much like India’s caste system, driven by prestige, power, wealth and utility.
The gruesome deeds human beings do in the name of God; with the knowledge that God is blind, deaf, and mute!