In Her Breast Like Sadness
byA captivating, melancholic & provocative verse that questions the essence of love & longing.
A captivating, melancholic & provocative verse that questions the essence of love & longing.
As the world slept at the midnight hour, India’s soul was slashed through imaginary boundaries, writes Abhay K.
Jayshree’s poem on womanhood, written twenty-five years ago, is powerful; it reads like a charm, relevant even today.
Relationships of a bygone era hold the key to your heart & keep your mind shackled to the memories of the past.
Pratip Sen Gupta’s verse takes you through a fascinating journey, delving into the deepest ebb of love and longing.
Romantic. Vivid. Charming. Anannya Dasgupta’s verse narrates the tale of two people whose lives are intertwined.
When you press the button & get your fingers inked, do you wonder if it’s permission for criminals to loot your country?
Abstract, personal and provocative – Nalini Priyadarshni’s abstract poem reflects on the role of religion in elections.
The pretence of being one family is easy; hold tight, capture the moment, and seal it in a wooden frame.
Piero Della Francesca’s famed fresco, Madonna del Parto, tells the story of syncretism & universality.
Jaya Nair’s poem reflects on the philosophy of life, love & relationships; it’s an antidote to the idea of romance.
Pravin Vemuru asks if we can be detached from society – through his deep, philosophical and non-sentimental poem.
I love to doodle. It’s my way of telling stories that I care about.
Caustic. Abstract. Fantastical. Morose. Jyotirmoy Sil’s verse reflects on the state of an absurd urban illusion.
Artfully adorned with layers of colourful brush strokes, Vayu Naidu’s verse, is dexterous, cinematic & spellbinding.