Book/Lover
byBasundhara’s poem is a delightful word play, juxtaposing books & lovers.
Basundhara’s poem is a delightful word play, juxtaposing books & lovers.
“Move ahead. Keep, keep, keep going. Somehow, anyhow.”
Deeply philosophical, The Light of Asia invites the reader to engage with the Buddha’s life. Delving into philosophy, it pushes the reader to think about the human condition.
We go through the same routines every day. We follow through life as if it is some sort of a ritual. But what does it do to us?
When clothes substitute for dreams, hopes & people, we snuggle into them and feel their warmth, says a poet.
Shamayita reflects on the COVID deaths in India through her verse.
Here’s a poem that contrasts a bygone era to the contemporary world; it’s social commentary at its best.
Thought-provoking, interesting and unusual, this poem draws you into a vortex of the unknown.
Aishwarya’s powerful poem illustrates the importance of asserting your place in the world.
Birth, death & rebirth: is this a cyclical process that dictates the ebb & flow of life? Or, is it human imagination expressed creatively through traditions & lore?
For decades, climate scientists have been warning us of the impending disaster that is about to arrive at our door steps. But why do we, as a species, continue with a ‘business-as-usual’ attitude?
Here’s a fascinating poem that highlights the importance of justice, equality & righteousness.
Hand-written letters, crafted with love & care, have now been transformed into loveless digital keys and symbols.
What is love all about? Is it the mushy romance portrayed in popular culture? Or, is it a something else? Read this verse to find out more.
We look at plastic as a scourge, indeed. But in an attempt to save ourselves from a virus, are we turning the earth into a Plasticstan?