To An Onion
byHere’s an ode to an onion – one that ought not to be missed.
Here’s an ode to an onion – one that ought not to be missed.
The idea of paradise could be a glorious day – or a dystopian facade – filled with snippets from reality.
A “very stable genius” has an ingenious idea to cure COVID-19: inject disinfectant. Sigh!
With all movement stalled, for once, the world seems to behave itself. For a poet, this bizarre tranquillity like utopia.
Siddhartha’s mystical poem is provocative & abstruse – stands apart for its poetic recompense.
Centuries ago, Kalidasa deciphered the art of communicating through the cloud messenger & codified it as a Sanskrit verse.
The dragon-inflicted “social distancing” is a luxury for the privileged. But for the poor, it’s an invitation from misery.
Is social distancing coming in the way of your romantic life?
There is no certainty in life; death, however, is a certainty. But life moves on, including your family & heaven.
Advaith writes a cinematic, fascinating & delightful poem.
A rural village is turned into a concrete block of flats and called “development.” Neelima tells the story in a verse.
A thought-provoking, refined and scholastic poem that questions you to think about the things you take for granted.
Conversations over coffee and chai are quotidian. What would curry conversations be like?
Supraajha’s thought-provoking poem questions the basis of our actions & asks if we need to put pressure on ourselves.
Do your memories reveal that you are no longer the person you once were? Jaya Nair’s fascinating poem.