Poems By Aneek Chatterjee
Silence
And I began to talk to flowers.
What is better, silence or eloquence,
I don’t know.
You preferred silence, but I wanted
to talk.
The difference lingered and ultimately
got...
Poems by Sivakumar Ambalapuzha
Translated from Malayalam by the Poet
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Abu Salim the Actor
She introduced herself as Vismaya
While parting with a handshake
You called her Maya
In a short time you...
Poems by Gili Haimovich
Like an Apology
Though my hands are beaten
Their ability to feel hasn’t been damaged,
But has darkened the ability to be accurate,
As when drawing on paper.
Shefali
I...
Minimalist Poetry : Elmedin Kadric
his word on paper an eggshell missing a prayer
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grown to rain on alone
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of each fragrance not with it
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dry hush of leaves laid off
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blue dusk
the...
Poems by Robert Wexelblatt
Oneirology
A dream from this morning, a lecture dream.
For once, there were no jokes, no digressions
or asides, not even one for instance.
My...
Poems by J. D. Nelson
the period of big trucks
a nice apple in the beach system of current downloadable faces
using a nice tire iron and hearing that same song...
Poems by David Lohrey
Heavens to Betsy or Ivanhoe
The big city is on fire but not here.
Why must we live like bears
when we could be as proud as...
Three Poems by Megha Sood
Out of Sync
How the body moves
shatters,
into zillion specks of glass
powered and brushed
to its core
but still every speck of it
can pinch and draw blood
can...
Two Poems by Swati Moheet Agrawal
Girl Child
Circa 1983 Mumbai,
the era I was born,
the time a girl child was frowned upon.
A squalling baby,
unsightly and hairy,
far from a fairy,
jilted and spurned.
Howling...
Poems by Arvilla Fee
The Past
“Fear not for the future,
weep not for the past.”
~Percy Bysshe Shelley
Is it water,
a slow wearing away
of a hardened stone?
Is it fire,
burning down the...
