If Only
Men often fail to see what women would have liked them to observe and understand. Here’s such anguish by Meenakshi, in this evocative verse, in Different Truths. He...
Poetic Love, Faith, Unity: Silent Words, Truthful Light
Francesco explores love, emotions, brotherhood, and faith in this evocative poem, navigating darkness and beauty, exclusively for Different Truths. The words remain silent, but soon the truth will be...
A Glimpse into Haiku Poetry and its Influence on Gurudev Tagore
Mamta traces and critiques the influence of Haiku on Gurudev Tagore’s poems, exclusively in Different Truths. Haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry, which began as a popular...
A Poem on Everything that Cuts
An intense poem by Poornima, in Different Truths, that talks of the territorial nature of man, and more Have you seen a marked territory? A border that defines what...
Apprentice in the Heart!
An evocative poem by Francesco that transcends from the individual to the universal – exclusively for Different Truths. You open your heart humanity don't skimp do not spare yourself...
Drink Deeply from my Soul
Here’s a reflective poem by Anca. She begins from the self and transcends to the other-worldly, cosmic world, the greater identity. Drink deeply from my soul,this imitation of Life...
Decoding the Soul: The Tarot as Projective Method
We wish to know the inner meanings of our lives. The power to facilitate both inner and outer understanding goes much farther back. A psychotherapist, Amidha, has seen that modern projective...
SCA: The Heart Beats Stop Abruptly
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is different from a heart attack. In SCA there’s an electrical problem in the heart. The heart stops beating abruptly, without warning and if the heart is...
Lost Moments / A Caring Heart
Here are two poems by Shalini. In Lost Moments, she points out the futility of debates when we should pause and admire its beauty instead. Her second poem, A...
Durga Puja: A Five-day Extravaganza of Food, Feast, Fun, and Frolic
Eyes closed, each of us disappears into our own consciousness where we perhaps see a beloved departed parent or remember a past when they stood above us uttering these...