Three Poems By Swati Moheet Agrawal
Joy
At lunchtime I bought coffee rasgulla tiramisu,
it made me smile.
I unveiled the box and shared it with M and V -
they got quarters and...
Stuttered Budding in Six Poems – By George Angel
I write to my friend
who wears his indignation
like a paper hat
he thinks makes him
look ridiculous.
He says,
"Who am I to ask
others to listen to me?"
But...
2 Poems by Anusree Raveendran
I know how to strangle my emotions
I know how to strangle my emotions
And to bury them underneath the realm
I wrap the corpse and cleared...
Poems by Arvilla Fee
Redial
I’m sorry, the life you have dialed
is unavailable. Please hang up
and try your call again later.
I sigh and go back to laundry,
dirty diapers, a...
Poems by J.R. Solonche
The Best Myths Are The Metamorphoses
The best myths
are the metamorphoses,
the ones that change,
transform, shift
shapes from one ordinary
to one more strange,
from one mere mortally
to one...
Malayalam Poetry : Kureeppuzha Sreekumar’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 29
Translated by Aditya Shankar
More than any other genre in Malayalam literature, poetry has articulated the profound contradictions of...
Poems by Galen Cunningham
Leveled, Beveled, the Lover
The people I love absolutely love to bevel my love.
The people I cannot help but love make me question
everything called love,...
Poems by Karla Linn Merrifield
Gizmo Girl’s Touristy Snapshot
Two senoras, thirty-somethings,
sisters or girlfriends on Sunday’s day off,
working girls, maybe office staff, off-duty
hip to hip on a white tile banc
beneath...
Three Poems by Siddh Dutta
My Mother knows not the Taste of Meat
Let the hurdles fall apart,
if only my mother could claim
a portion of her life;
for a day.
Not that...
3 Poems by George Freek
Walking Home on a Dark Night
On a dark night, the stars
offer promise,
but they’re far away, buried
in the deepness of the sky.
The moon is...
