Lost Realm
Here’s a poem by Aishwarya that depicts the trial and tribulations of life’s journey and the final destination, for Different Truths. I feel at times I am not me...
Grandness in Grace of Giving
Rupa RaoRupa is an army child who schooled in 9 towns in 12 years. She graduated from Jabalpur; did MBA, and Law from Mumbai. Travelling, learning about cultures, imbibing differences,...
The Streams of Pain
Neelam Saxena ChandraNeelam Saxena, author of 84 books, holds three Limca Book of Records titles. She has received prestigious honours, including the Sohanlal Dwivedi Puraskar from the Maharashtra State...
A Love Denied
An evocative and bold poem by Deeya. I survive;the truth perched on my lipson a crystal May morning sunlightan alibi on my window-sill. ...
To Your Eyes
Sujatha’s contemplative spirit flies, creating a delicate dance between observer and storms, attracting luminescent souls in this love poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Let me search and seek to...
Step Out of Your Boat…
Dr Molly’s poem motivates us to expand beyond our comfort zones, take risks, and experience new things for growth—an exclusive for Independence Day, in Different Truths. Step out of...
My Friend Lives Across the Border
Independence Day celebrates freedom and unity, but the world remains divided. In this poem, Sara, from Lahore, speaks of two friends’ yearnings, exclusively in Different Truths. There is a...
Geethanjali’s Captivating Journey through Love, Devotion, and Roseate Sonnets
Dr Santosh reviews Rosee, by Geethanjali Dilip, edited by Anindita Bose. The poems connect the world and reflect nature and human relationships, exclusively for Different Truths. The 97 poems...
If I Were a Tree
In this evocative poem by Debarati, the tree, an eternal companion, provides shelter, a patient ear, and joyous picnics. It offers solace and warmth throughout life’s journey, exclusively for...
Lala, my Rikshawala
Kalpana’s poem explores privilege and inequality in her hometown, where Lala, a rickshaw puller, drives her to school, exclusively for Different Truths. Hurry, hurry! Lala, my Rikshawala hollers. He...