That dazzling hummingbird slowly buzzing and flapping its wings a thousand time in a blink of an eye staying suspended in the air defying the laws of nature to get just the drop of that elixer that nectar which will justify its existence gives meaning to its flight of beauty that […]
By Mark Antony Rossi While we are in the midst of worrying about chemical and nuclear weapons used by rogue regimes I say our greatest threats stem from transhumanism, artificial intelligence and genetic modifications. Transhumanism is gaining traction in the world community as a philosophy supporting the artificial enhancement of […]
Seldom mystique, along further disrupted clog of bugging Till she was discovered was there no trouble Her hair in colored blonde bob could not loose point of convergence Neither could the shape of the cities behooving her house of rest Where to see value treasured, West Africa is called on […]
I see him as my alter – ego, My buddy, comrade, my friend, Who couldn’t brighten my darkness But remained with me, holding my hand We sit for hours silently We don’t need words between us His mere presence makes me happy Our love is, simply, glorious He makes me […]
By Terence Wynne from Camillus, NY, USA
Are you ready for the future, are you ready for the real? Are you ready for the future and the consciousness feel? Are you ready for a life outside the killin’ hate? Are you ready for the future and with love to have a date? Are you ready to be […]
By Shobha Diwakar They lived together in a slum covered with oozing dripping drains, garbage decked on both sides of the road. Thatched roofs with bits of shredded sacks, and stacks of straw and dung cakes lined with polythene sheets to keep off the rain. Sheru and, Bheekhu an orphan were […]
By Srinivasan R. from Tiruchegode, TN, India
अब भी मेरी तन्हाई के साथी हो तुम l मेरे वीराने घर की बहार हो तुम l मेरे लबो की हंसी मे हो तुम l मेरे तन मे खुशबु बन कर समय हो तुम l मेरे बिस्तर की सलवटों मे हो तुम | मेरे खूबसूरत नीड की सृजना हो तुम […]
Pitch black walls, orange tinged skies green blades of grass, with dew atop crickets chirping across the narrow stream flock of birds, sitting on hut’s tin shade Dawn breaks in valley, milkman knocks white milk, with a stroke of sun’s part girls sell loaves and jams from door to door […]
Indian Periodical
Indian Periodical
