At Times, I Wonder
byThe idea of control, manifested through centuries of conditioning, can decimate the sense of self. Here’s a poem that questions the idea of taming.
Art & Poetry
Mother
byA poet ruminates on her mother & pens a verse. Read it here.
When Kuchipudi Dancers Were All Brahmin Men
byKuchipidi, the dance-drama tradition in Andhra Pradesh is of ancient origins.
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.
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.