They are as instant As Nescafe As swift as the flowing water You cannot step into twice The ripples you create But Cannot catch Disappearing into the Depths of intense gloom You cannot pierce through Yet, They are always there Waiting to be caught Like a fish in the net […]
I wanted to be left alone I was in intense pain Trying to hide my tears, I came out in the rain My anguish vanished when I saw myriads of Hollyhocks In awe I glanced around to find Dancing magnificent peacocks My heart skipped a beat At the sight of […]
By Mark Antony Rossi In the past two months India and New Zealand have been attacked by racist terrorists killing over seventy-five innocent people. Wars, genocides and man-made famines are still common place in the 21st century. The same century that perfected reusable space capable rockets built by private corporations. […]
By Terence Wynne from Camillus, NY, USA
By Anuradha S. Bannore Ramlal lived with his wife Gainda in Sarp, a remote village. It was so named because various types of weird snakes were found in this village. It had muddy hillocks, thick bushes, trees; in fact it was full of all sorts of vegetation. People never dared […]
Hate ‘I’ ! As the stream hates the drought ! Many times you banished my unending Love. Got solace among the alcohol of solitude. Learned to sleep with island pains. ‘I’ am the loser of my Kohinoor heaven, My muse-full Eve of Eden ! How can ‘I’ ever blame you […]
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Indian Periodical
Indian Periodical