Beholding
byHow do we understand the people we love?
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From The Pulpit
byDo read this evocative poem that spills the bitter truth on how fascist thugs peddle patriotism in politics.
God’s Creator
byStone gods, gilded gods—men carve the divine, while women quietly bear the burdens of their worship.
Nesting Under A Flyover
byWritten as an elegy for the city birds, this poem inspired by real-life events, mourns the impacts of urbanisation and industrialisation on their lives.
Mind Over Matter
by“Thou canst not touch the freedom of my mind” – John Milton
The Freedom We Still Owe
byFreedom is yet to come — yet to come.
Elegy Behind The Drift
byThis wonderful poem takes you into a metaphorical world that interlaces philosophy and reality. Do read.
They Will Come
byThis poem narrates how dangerous ideologies indoctrinate, embitter and enslave you — one word at a time.
To Mr Fifty-Six, Mr Vishwaguru
byWhy does the Guru of the world stay silent when needed the most?
When A Nation Rises
byA meditation on courage, conscience, and the enduring strength of ordinary people confronting power through unwavering hope.
Back Of Beyond
byPoetry gathers the fractured echoes of ordinary lives, where silence, memory, and longing become their own language.
Answered
byAre all our prayers answered?
I Will Be Fine
byAll will be well. All will be well. You will rise and shine.
Non Serviam
byPoetry is a blade forged from language, which cuts through the velvet curtains of tyranny.
In First Person
byBehind all the glitter and gold, behind the facade of happiness, lies a bitter truth that is difficult to swallow.