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The Lucky Pencil – Trilok Rangan, Karnataka

Birthday celebrations in my home are minimal and predictable. The day would not differ much from the rest of the days in the year...
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Spy by the Woods – L. James Green, Karnataka

The wooden embalmment’s twined ‘bout The mud of ants which swell in hills Upon the golden earth by which the Bamboos lie naked for their shed’d Silk...
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Hollowness – Divya Rajiv, Karnataka

The triumph of emptiness is rude. It only slaps you more and celebrates . It never lets the hollow be filled , for it knows, that's its fall back. It churns...
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Unraveling ‘Those Almond eyes’, Maitreyee Chowdhury, Karnataka

She liked weeding the garden, dissecting art and playing music, especially the raag Behag, which floated around her at night along with the waft...
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Faithfully Yours – Rama Shivakumar, Karnataka

Mr. Pillai held a large black umbrella over his head with his left hand. In his right hand, he held one end of his...
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The Search – Lasya Shashimohan, Karnataka

I wonder if you’d like me now. The thought has crossed my mind more than once. Not a trace of the little girl (Lovely,...
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It’s hard to say- Haritha Hariprasad, Karnataka

The biggest irony in life, I feel, is that ‘every destination seems too far but the journey itself is too short’. But where...
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A far away pain – Malu, Tamilnadu

The alarm rang. 6 am Anita opened her eyes. All she could see was the pouring rain. Cold breeze seeped through the half-opened window. It...
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