Tag:IR March 2017 Issue

Fiction

Mosquito bite – Biju Vargheese, Kerala

As I was growing old, I developed the unavoidable age related problems. I was getting fatter and I am in the beginning stages of...

Biju Vargheese - March 4, 2017

Poetry

The Life theatre – Dolat Prajapati, Rajasthan

Hiding the horror of hunting eyes A wolf perfectly plays a poor lamb Draping a holy robe around the upper back A satan blissfully makes into...

Dolat Prajapati - March 3, 2017

Poetry

Ruined wishes – Zaieem Ahmad, Jammu & Kashmir

Something was there with brisk effervescence That was escalating me to go onwards My thinking most impeccable, I thought Nothing was under the spies, my freeness But the...

Zaieem Ahmad - March 3, 2017

Poetry

What cartographers don’t show – Sneha Subramanian Kanta, UK

The limbs of India ache in the synecdoche Of shadows: pulled by politicians, stretched By generations of prisoners inside themselves. Within the belly of a little village...

Sneha Subramanian Kanta - March 3, 2017

Poetry

The Minstrel – Vidya Pandarinath, Karnataka

He is a beggar, blinded by fate You can find him outside the railway gate, Seated on a discarded tablet of stone Beneath an old tree within ...

Vidya Pandarinath - March 3, 2017

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Pande-mourning

You cry.You postA photographOn your Whatsapp StatusYou send offA scurry of WhatsappMessagesTo potential mourners.You gloatOn your movability.You writeA cathartic...

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