Infernos Burn Slow and Long Here
Here is an angry poem, by Dr. Sunil. He is enraged at the plight of the people dying in hordes and utter neglect in this pandemic. An exclusive for...
The Mahabharata of Misstep
The surge of the second wave of the pandemic has been likened to the Mahabharata of a misstep, in this poem, by Krish, exclusively for Different Truths. In India,...
Of Paper Boats, Native Roots
Paper boats are a symbol of the journey through time, for Dr. Sunil, who connects with Tagore. A tribute to the Bard, a special feature, exclusively for Different Truths....
The Holy Bard of the East
Harinder pays her homage to Tagore as a sage-poet, on his 160 th birth anniversary, in thea special feature, exclusively for Different Truths. The sage of sages, the poet...
Over my Slumbers and Dreams…
Molly pays a tribute to her Bard, Rabindranath Tagore, in this evocative poem, a specialfeature, exclusively for Different Truths. you dwell over my slumbers and dreams, my Bard! with...
My Silent Gatekeeper
Prof. Laksmisree pays her homage to Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, in this poignant verse,exclusively for Different Truths. You stood at my doorway my silent gatekeeper, myself yet unknowing, longing while...
My Tryst with Tagore
Ipsita GanguliIpsita Ganguli is a business consultant and poet-travel writer-heritage-and-art enthusiast. Her poems have been published in various e-zines and anthologies. She is a main character in the Kolkata...
Tribute to Tagore: An eAnthology of Poems
Thirteen poets with as many poems, from three countries, pay their homages to Tagore, in verse, as Special Feature, exclusively for Different Truths. #1. twenty-eight line ©Michele Baron The...
Rabindranath Tagore: An Inquiry into Ideas and Ideals
In order to acquire a worldview for himself, Tagore strove to achieve a balance between Humanism and Naturalism, Individualism and Determinism, Hedonism and Asceticism, all of them being...
Organic Sensibility of Tagore
Bina tells us about the love of Nature in Tagore and compares it with Wordsworth. Nature was organic to both these poets. Here’s an interesting insight, as part of...