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.
Desire 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.
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Here’s a soulful, thought-provoking poem about the environmental catastrophe we are witnessing. Do read.
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A poet laments, through her verse, about the travails of finding a nice man.
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“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.