Stranger
byDo we know who we are? If we don’t, do we feel like strangers to ourselves?
Art & Poetry
Singing The Hallelujah Chorus
byA poet reflects on her father, Walt Whitman & the memory of singing in a choir.
Some Survive
byIn this game of life & death, some survive.
Trap
byHere’s a quirky poem that piques your romantic interest and quashes it with élan. Do read it.
An Evening Beneath A Tree
byAn evening beneath a tree brings back memories of love, longing & heartbreak. Do read this lovely poem.
Dreaming In Anticipation Of The New
byDo you remember the dreams you dreamt of when you saw a blue letter? Here’s poem that takes you on a highway to nostalgia.
The Man Who Sells Tea
byA poet-scholar narrates the story of a man who sells tea — through verse
Nostalgia
byHow do we deal make sense of our nostalgia?
Beckoning Of The Digital World
byWhat do we miss out on when we choose to opt for the convenience of the digital world?
The River From The Mountain
byHow do we understand the vagaries of life, death & afterlife?
The Death Of Democracy
byHere’s a poem that reflects on the death of democracy. Read it. Reflect on it.
A Torrid Summer
byHere’s a poem that reflects on the vagaries of climate change.
Hotspot
byHow does one come to terms with the fact that peace is dead & the season of violence has dawned upon us?
The Scarecrow’s Tongue
byThis cryptic, poignant poem rebels against the norm & challenges the singularity of linguistic conventions.
Truth Triumphs
byIn a system sans sanity, when men act like devilish beasts, can justice ever be delivered? Will truth triumph?