Poems by Jaya Abraham
Lot's wife
She held a lot,
The morning hues
The mows of the herd,
The soft flap of the wind
Against the tent roofs
And the smell of bread
Fresh from...
Three Poems by K. Satchidanandan
Women
One woman walks in a hurry sobbing,
A house with faded paint on her head.
One woman goes on waiting at
A railway station where no...
Poems by Obren Ristić
Translated by Danijela Trajković
Afternoon in the Suburb
Crying cries and hoarse music
on the radio from a nearby house
Last move of a rooster
reflection of the ax
and...
Two Poems by Swati Moheet Agrawal
Prose Poetry
1
What You Missed That Day You Bunked Gazala Teacher’s Class
Miss Gazala explained how to stand still and watch the wind tickle the trees...
The Other Women – By Tali Cohen Shabtai
I cannot reach their output
for now
Every woman carries within her a month of
the Hebrew letter Tet * in the counting of some 270...
Poems by Gavin Bourke
I Love the Night-Time
I love the night-time, the stillness, the quietness,
the painted silence, punctuated, by vital sounds,
of clocks, of heating systems, of barking...
Poems by Holly Day
Once again, winter is here and I don’t know where the time went. The morning glory vines spread over the trellis out back are...
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...
Poems by Subin Ambitharayil
Translated from Malayalam by Ra Sh
Mermaid
Once,
in a dream,
I had to traverse on foot
a sea seething with fish.
Though I walked far,
though it was a dream,
I...
Poems by Praveen Prasad
Translated from Malayalam by Ra Sh
Man and banana
A man and a banana tree
are not similar.
Though at first glance
their posture is the same,
the man and...
