Madness
A protest poem and a poignant verse by Anoucheka, in Different Truths. Man is mad, So it would seem He births exalts at it Enjoys, uses, and even abuses...
Unlock Emotions and Boundaries in Gopal Lahiri’s Poetry
Gopal Lahiri’s ‘Crossing the Shoreline’ is a captivating collection of evocative poetry that encourages self-discovery through eloquent verses and poetic innovation, opines Chaitali in her review, exclusively for Different...
A New Beginning: Autumn’s Awakening and Nature’s Transformation
In this evocative poem, Monika serenades nature, as summer ends, autumn begins with blossoms, leaves show their first blush, and leaves bid farewell—exclusively for Different Truths. After these dribbles...
The Grace of Love: Finding Humility in Unity
Shernaz delves into the themes of separation and love, emphasising the interconnectedness of all individuals, exclusively for Different Truths. Separation — a narrative embedded in hostility and dread the...
Scream
This poem of Lopamudra is her strong protest in solidarity with the children/infants, who have suffered the onslaught of rape and sexual abuse. Come to me, moondrop, in your clots...
Jayanta Mahapatra’s Poetry on the Interconnectedness of All Life
Jayanta Mahapatra, an Odia poet, and former physics teacher significantly influenced Indian literature with his poignant poetry on themes of destitution, poverty, and the human condition, blending scientific precision...
Escape to Tranquillity: Explore Kerala’s Backwaters for Ultimate Serenity
Dr Molly describes Kerala as a serene state in the backwaters, offering a peaceful atmosphere where life begins unhurriedly, an exclusive for Different Truths. Enviable on earth is this...
Santosh Bakaya: A Master of Raw Energy and Creativity
Dr Meenakshi opines that Santosh Bakaya’s “What is the Meter of the Dictionary(?)” is a deeply emotional literary experience, resonating with powerful sentiments and personal memories—an exclusive for Different...
