Sometimes, I Doubt
byDo we know anything about love and longing?
Art & Poetry
Go Back To Where You Came From
by’Go back to where you came from’ – this ugly, racist, ethos is gaining popularity across the world.
Training
byHow do we usher in the new and leave the old behind?
December Triptych
byHere’s a verse that narrates the different stages of life — morning, noon, and night — as a triptych
The Ferry’s Night Horn
byHere’s a poem that narrates the story of a ferry’s night horn.
Left Of Ambedkar
byHere’s a searing poem about the impact of Dr Ambedkar’s work.
Ledges
byIn these verses hide pain and longing for the ones you once loved.
City Of Joy
byHere’s a verse that narrates, quite imaginatively, how the city of joy unfolds.
Van Gogh, Theodore Roosevelt, Prince & Epilepsy
byWhat did Van Gogh, Theodore Roosevelt & Prince have in common? All of them suffered Epilepsy but successfully managed it.
Babu
byWhat does the term ‘Babu’ mean? Is it a synonym for a person who has an over inflated sense of importance?
“But He Loved the Dalai Lama”
byHow do we understand the people around us? Is it by their apparent beliefs?
I Was There
byJust because we don’t see them does not mean they don’t exist. Here’s a poem about the powers that guide us.
The Enlightenment of Job
byHow does one seek enlightenment? Is it through conversations or through silence?
Bric-A-Bracs
byPrithvijeet’s poem narrates how the modern world entertains, engages and distracts us.
Sojourner’s Dialogue
byHere’s a poem that narrates a sojourner’s dialogue as a metaphor for life.