The Jurassic Park Mosquito Wants Company
byThis verse narrates the pervasive feeling of abject loneliness, about the battle between wanting to feel curiosity & wonder in the world but also needing to isolate oneself.
Art & Poetry
A Recipe For Disaster
byHere’s a sharp, caustic, philosophical poem about love & relationships. Read, ruminate.
Perhaps
byCan we wipe out old memories and create news ones?
A Song Of Blood Strokes
byHere’s a powerful poem that calls for democratic awakening & freedom from oppression.
Hating Orchids
byAre Orchids like desires without profit? A poet tells you why she grew up hating orchids.
An Ode To Containers
byHere’s a witty, charming & cryptic poem. Enjoy reading it.
The Dream Catchers
byOne can dream about chasing dreams. But what happens when they remain distant? Do read this poignant poem.
A Strange Anatomy Of Love
byDon’t miss this acerbic, caustic & straight talking poem that unclothes the hypocrisies of nations who claim to have a shared history.
Blue Pearl
byThis allegorical verse, interprets the world as an oyster in which one can blossom & flourish.
Rain
byThe idea of rain–rooted in imagination, ingrained in our memories, etched in popular culture–is enchanting; almost as if it is real. Read this fascinating poem.
Tacky, Whacky & Cool: Hand-Drawn Film Posters Are A Collector’s Delight
byHand drawn film posters from the 1970s & 80s – with their interesting & over-the-top illustrations – are now sought after art collectibles; they’re priceless assets.
Mothers & Daughters
byMothers and daughters share not only their flesh and blood but also their habits, ideas and traditions.
The Black Cat Cafe
byCats have a place in our hearts & also in our literature. Here’s a poem that tells the story of a modern (wo)man-cat relationship.
Rain Leaks Through Eleven Images And One Dream
byHere’s a fascinating, imaginative poem that touches the depths of the soul. Read it.
Diphthong Of Desire
byDesire is a strange creature. It’s hard to tame, impossible to extinguish. It speaks to you in many tongues—so clearly and persistently–slowly redefining the idea of you.