Jyostna tells us about the struggles of a single, widowed mother and how she fought all odds. An exclusive for Different Truths. She lost her husband but not her...
Shwetha talks about the many facets of change, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Everything changes… Every green leaf dries out giving birth to others. Every pretty smile...
Dr. Roopali speaks about mythical women and the big bad world with its many myths, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Eve Mother of mankind, God’s favourite child...
A humourous poem in defence of lethargy, by Soumya, for Different Truths. All my energy Is seeping out of me This extreme lethargy This height of ennui Will be...
Dr. Anita reviews Megha Sood’s debut poetry collection, My Body Lives Like a Threat. An exclusive for Different Truths. The central theme of Megha Sood’s debut poetry collection, My Body Lives...
A reflective and inward-looking poem, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. Many shades of blue Its difficult to prove The mind operates through you Can it be dropped, with...
Gopal reviews, A Collection of Ghazals in English, by Rajorshi Patranabis, exclusively for Different Truths. Poetry, especially ghazal, is indeed the language of the soul, sweet and joyful, sometimes sad,...
An evocative, soul-searching poem, by Seema, exclusively for Different Truths. I have been meaning To pen a letter To my younger self Some sage advice On how it’s okay...
In this poignant verse, Dr. Nandini paints word-images of Udayagiri, a small town where she grew up. An autobiographical poem with layers of meanings, exclusively for Different Truths. Growing...
Lopamudra Bannerjee reviews, Sunny Side Up, a collection of poems and stories in English,by Sunayana Kachroo Bhide. An exclusive for Different Truths. “When the Kangris and Pherans make a comeback and the steam from...
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