Two Buds Of The First Flush
byHere’s a poem that narrates how two souls experience the purity of love.
Art & Poetry
The Gem
byDo we sometimes, unwittingly, discard our literary masterpieces—our gems—in the bin?
The Dead Men Of Koduvayur
byThis poem is a lyrical, haunting, whimsical meditation on the unknown. Do read.
Civic Tree
byRead this poignant poem that shows the normalised brutality of chopping down a tree.
Wither
byRead this melancholic poem; it tells life’s bitter truth as a lyrical verse.
Phantoms
byHere’s a poignant, irreverent poem about life, lust & loneliness.
A Letter
byHere’s a nostalgic poem that yearns for home. Do read.
I Flew Over the Garbage
byThis poem tells a vivid, fantastical story. Do read.
Star-Trek
byWe climb into darkness, windswept mares in hand, as lights fade into endless, weightless light.
Israel Mulls Complete Military Takeover of Gaza
byHere’s a poem that reflects on the genocide in Gaza.
Why I Write & Other Such Musings
byWhere does a poem live & where does it go when it has no more readers?
Letter To Chitralekha
byPosters on rape, on trees uprooted—funeral pyres burning—hope now a bygone thing.
Verily, Thus we Live
byHow do we understand life — as a blessing or a burden? The choice is ours.
Cosmic Animal Forgiveness
byWe may ascribe divinity to animals, perhaps even make them into sculptures. However, the way we treat them says a lot about what we truly do to them.
Blackberry Picking
byMemories, written as verses, can never be erased from our being; they bring joy & help us hark back to the days gone past.