Poems by Karen Paul Holmes
Teaching Mozart in Stone Mountain Prison
I didn’t know what crimes they’d committed,
those twelve guys glaring at me.
No female had taught there before,
so I wore...
When Earth and Sky Intermingle : Science and Poetry – By Michael G. Smith
Poetry has never revealed its full face to anyone. Its beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. It defies any attempt at a...
Malayalam Poetry : P.N. Gopikrishnan’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation – 8
Translated by Aditya Shankar
(Translator’s Note: The finest of contemporary Malayalam poetry represents the latest poetic sensibility that is on view...
Two Poems by Suchoon Mo
Two Shadows
two shadows
side by side
shoulder to shoulder
on the lonely road
to the gallows
I wonder
which one is mine
Sarah Jane
she had no face
she had no voice
I knew...
Stuttered Budding in Six Poems – By George Angel
I write to my friend
who wears his indignation
like a paper hat
he thinks makes him
look ridiculous.
He says,
"Who am I to ask
others to listen to me?"
But...
There is No Subject that isn’t Poetic Material – An Interview with Erin Rodoni
By Rajesh Subramanian
Erin Rodoni is the author of two full length poetry collections: Body, in Good Light (Sixteen Rivers Press, 2017) and A Landscape for Loss (NFSPS Press,...
Malayalam Poetry : Anita Thampi’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 17
Translated by Aditya Shankar
The history of modern Malayalam poetry is a narrative of continuous innovation, gradual emancipation from...
Malayalam Poetry : M.R. Renukumar’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 18
Translated by Aditya Shankar
The history of modern Malayalam poetry is a narrative of continuous innovation, gradual emancipation from...
Malayalam Poetry : K.R. Tony’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 15
Translated by Aditya Shankar
The history of modern Malayalam poetry is a narrative of continuous innovation, gradual emancipation from...
A Poem by Goirick Brahmachari
Chores / What is a perfect line?
It’s not about the pace
Not about this race, or how one must slowly learn to earn some disgrace;
Why...
