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Poetry

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Poetry

Woman by a well – Jit Bhattacharya, Kolkata

She squats by the well jet black hair knotted up tight sari bunched around her waist the small of her dark bare back...
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Life – Neenu Mary, Kerala

It was before the rains They asked me to wear a new red sari Which our guest, ‘Akka’ gifted. It was dark. Clouds...
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Indian English, Srinivas S, Chennai

True! Some of us do pronounce ‘cough’ as ‘cuff’ (And it strangles our throats a wee bit), While others rhyme ‘god’ with ‘ode’...
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White Winters, Gargi Saha, Varanasi

Face painted with foundation, lipstick, lip gloss and eye shadow Jewellery in hands, around the neck and ankles Hair stylised, cut...
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Roommates – Jagari Mukherjee, Kolkata

My roommates and I danced With one another in the dark room Attached to the terrace. The music was low So that the...
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Colours – Sonali Sharma, Uttarakhand

Red, yellow, and blue, Encircling the last ring, Of warfare, triumph, and tranquillity, Deepening an uncertainty, In which humans get absorbed. If the...
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Democracy on the Corners – Ifa Agnes, Bihar

Democracy has hit its 70s Standing in the corner of each road Distributing pamphlets of rights and rules. Passersby ignore...
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The parting Song – Neenu Mary Francis, Kerala

Love, when I die Celebrate my funeral. It's the monument of my life. The ways I trod, And the place I reached....
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I am strangulated – Salil Saroj, Bihar

I am strangulated By the awe and travesty That makes My Democracy A mediocre That runs out of solution For every supine...
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Nothing much for Minors – Sahaj Sabharwal, Jammu

Minors are those less than eighteen, As they don't have knowledge in keen. They don't have a driving licence, As...
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