Day: May 2, 2022

May 2, 2022

Three Poems By Amit Shankar Saha

Garden of Caves Behind you the blossoming of clouds in the sky

byAmit Shankar Saha

2 minute read

May 2, 2022

Two Poems By Maya Sriram

Chthonic goddess Armed with sceptre and corn and cornucopia and pomegranate

2 minute read

May 2, 2022

Three Poems By Pallavi Padma-Uday

Pallavi Padma-Uday is a writer, journalist and business historian based in

byPallavi Padma-Uday

1 minute read

May 2, 2022

Two Poems By Meher Pestonji

Meditations on the Sea The sea abandons shoals of shells broken and unbroken

byMeher Pestonji

1 minute read

May 2, 2022

Five Poems By Yuan Changming

Flappy Mephlapperson Like that tracking device Tied on your fluffy back is my

byVasvi Kejriwal

2 minute read

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