Dementia, the Demon
An intense social awareness poem on dementia by Sarala, in Different Truths. He was the much sought after engineer in a well-known firm With foreign trips plenty A man...
Love After Loss: Finding Healing and Growth
Shernaz’s poignant poem describes the arduous journey of confronting and releasing emotional baggage, ultimately leading to personal growth and peace, exclusively for Different Truths. Once, it was heavily overloadedAnd extremely...
Remarkable Raven Lifespan: Guide for the Love of Nature
Kushal’s poem explores a long-lived raven’s overlooked presence, questioning a listener’s awareness and hinting at unspoken communication exclusively for Different Truths. Ravens live a long life, and if you...
Bare Branches of Love: Healing from Lost Conversations
Debarati’s haiku poems explore themes of unfinished conversations, letting go, and returning home, framed by natural imagery and delicate objects, exclusively for Different Truths. bare branches the conversations we...
Aging and Sunrise: Seeking Solace in the West
Prof Ram’s haiku captures the interplay of sunrise, nature, and human devotion against the backdrop of a changing season, exclusively for Different Truths. Sun rising lateslow arrival of winterfeverish...
Focus: Violation of Wit, Biodegradable Mannequins, and Baby Export
Shail Raghuvanshi talks in her weekly News in Verse column about wit violated, about Erode mannequins and South Korean babies. Do have a read. Freedom of thought violated. Again...
Love and Blood in the Spring Equinox
Sanjukta’s poem explores the human cycle of joy and sorrow, focusing on two interconnected springs: one life-filled and the other marked by pain, exclusively for Different Truths. Our Spring...
Coping with Love, Loss, and Life’s Ephemerality
Debarati’s five haiku capture life’s transient moments, from sorrow’s echo to joy’s fleeting bloom, captured in nature’s cycles and human memory, exclusively for Different Truths. this too shall pass...