Shards
An inward looking, evocative poem, about the sense of pain, by Neelam, exclusively for Different Truths. You look at the splinters Of the broken mirror And laugh. The laughter...
Riverfront Reflection: The Art of Solitary Contemplation
Prof. Ram’s poem explores themes of environmental decline, isolation, spiritual questioning, and the individual’s journey for self-discovery amidst uncertainty, exclusively for Different Truths. The sun couldn’t help nor fish...
Love for Quirks: Exploring the Eccentric World of Indian Nicknames
Ruchira states that Indian naming traditions combine cultural significance, divine references, and quirky nicknames to showcase a diverse array of societal values, exclusively for Different Truths. When it comes...
How to Inspire Student Poets: Sneha’s Guide to Success
Concetta interviews Sneha Goel about her teaching methods, which led to the creation of her five students’ book, ‘Speaking Out: Five Young Voices’, exclusively for Different Truths. Sneha Goel...
Finding Love in Life’s Wounds
Francesco’s poem explores love’s resilience, suggesting it thrives in life’s hardships, hidden depths, and inner strength, eternally reborn, exclusively for Different Truths. It is in the woundsof lifeit is...
Love and Longing: A Journey Through Absence and Desire
Aching with longing, Radhe sought Krishna’s love. A vibrant, painful devotion bloomed in his absence, a love poem by Shyamasri, exclusively for Different Truths. In the fire of his...
Focus: Occult Scams, Train Hijacking, and Sambhal Discord
Shail explores the disastrous outcome of an age obsessed with negativity using methods like hijacking a train, using occult to satiate desire for wealth and a festival taken for...
Focus: The Body as a Metaphor in Women’s Writing
Dr Tajamul reviews Dr. Aaliya Baba’s debut poetry, “Ode to Silence,” exclusively for Different Truths, highlighting its nuanced literary craft in exploring silences, womanhood, and universal human experiences. “When...
The Journey of Melody and Love
Kushal’s poem explores a new song, an old feeling: a hesitant offering, a shared meal, and a silent, drifting journey of unspoken emotions, exclusively for Different Truths. You tell...
Unveiling Tagore’s Love for Spring: Poetry, Music, and Nature
Ruchira discusses Tagore’s songs on Holi, the Spring Festival, rich with seasonal symbolism that reflects both joy and melancholy, an exclusive for Different Truths. The versatile genius that Rabindranath Tagore...