Sarala rues about lost humanity and how girls are unsafe. She ends with a note of hope, exclusively for Different Truths. Where’s the humanity goneWhich we cherished for so...
An inward-looking poem, by Sujatha, exclusively for Different Truths. As time winds its wayDown the catastrophic aislesPast the crossroads of crisesAnd we pause to look behind,The bygones will unravelTrails...
Saranya wonders how much the need of the man for a child is, in this tongue-in-cheek poem, exclusively for Different Truths. How much man is need of the Childto...
Technocrat and administrator, Neelam Saxena Chandra, tells us what it means to be a poet and author, balancing home, work, and her creative impulse. She has achieved convergence of...
Saranya questions the form of a deity to pray. Nature in its formless beauty beacons her, in this verse, exclusively for Different Truths. A novice — I’m told by...
Sarala celebrates the vivaciousness of a girl, in this woman-centric poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Look at that beautiful girlShe is full of life in herHer eyes sparkle with...
A poem about the hope peddlers during pandemic, by Mamta, exclusively for Different Truths. Did you read my story?Might make you feel less lonely, less apart, less emptySimply because...
Corona has made Puja celebrations lacklustre, snatching livelihoods of many, rues Sarala, exclusively for Different Truths. Goodbye SeptemberSee you next year, you left us too fastWith your 30 days...
A dark poem on social issue, by Deeya, exclusively for Different Truths. The soft windhumming lowswerves in and outof the concrete jungle on the sky risewhere among themlulled by...