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Poems by Vipitha

  Translated from Malayalam by Ra Sh * Kissing a dead man Will the world consider kissing a dead man as a Kiss? A Kiss when someone is in senseless sleep with drooping...

The Story of the Cat That Drank the Sea

Poem: Riyaz Qurana Translated from Tamil by: Rajesh Subramanian The drop that was sucked this afternoon was the last one. The sea went dry. From the moment the...

Malayalam Poetry : Veerankutty’s Poems

  Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 19 Translated by Aditya Shankar More than any other genre in Malayalam literature, poetry has articulated the profound contradictions of...

Bamboo – A Poem by Sumana Roy

  Bamboo We like things without bones. We like things that dissolve inside our mouths the way life seems to have dissolved into this world. For death might not...

Malayalam Poetry : Anwar Ali’s Poems

  Malayalam Poetry in Translation – 9 Translated by Aditya Shankar (Translator’s Note: The finest of contemporary Malayalam poetry represents the latest poetic sensibility that is on view...

Five Poems: By Miriam Sagan

1. Advent let’s ask ourselves what is possible— orange berries clinging to the thorns the moon wanes but like love replenishes if only a sliver remains cattle in the dark field angels on the...

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...

Malayalam Poetry : S. Kannan’s Poems

  Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 21 Translated by Aditya Shankar More than any other genre in Malayalam literature, poetry has articulated the profound contradictions of...

Four Poems By Oisín Breen

    The Mulch When we think of chimaera, Of the impossibility of stasis, And the consistency of change, Of the annihilation of the zero point, Perfection,...

Poems by Kalyani Bindu

    The Only Fable They stop by your window during your afternoon naps. Weren't you watching as you pushed your forehead onto the sill, letting the sleeping one...

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