A protest poem by Tapati tells us how hooligans turned a peaceful night into a battlefield, shattered by fireworks and violence. The night was serene The sky glittered with...
Francesco celebrates a mother’s love in this poignant poem – exclusively for Different Truths. Mom whisper of love silent rustle in the cradles you love in the silence of...
These haiku poems by Jennifer capture the essence of summertime, from the enchanting glow of lightning bugs to the tranquil moments of lazy days. The reflection of Lightning bugs...
A haiku and photo by Dhiraj – exclusively for Different Truths. in forest's embrace woodpecker taps in rhythm nature's drummer Photograph by the poet Dr. Dhiraj SharmaDr Dhiraj Sharma,...
Kolkata Senryus, by Debarati, is a collection of evocative snapshots showcasing Kolkata’s vibrant life, culture, and emotions – exclusively for Different Truths. Kalbaishakhi the kids rush to pick mukul...
Dr Shailja’s poem talks of imperfect chapatis created with care. These symbolise beauty, endurance, and love’s strength—an exclusive for Different Truths. I have made chapatis for you: They are...
In this evocative poem, Vandana finds that rain-stricken souls find solace in the darkness. imagination, and a transformed world—an exclusive for Different Truths. Incessant was the rain last night...
In a candid interview with Urna, Rajorshi, a poet, tells us how he explores Japanese poetic forms, love, social responsibility, and poetry’s ability to combat violence – exclusively for...
Gopal’s evocative poem tells us about a silent room that invites contemplation on existence and silence, and more – exclusively for Different Truths. 1. that room is empty...
An evocative micro-poem about rain by Dr Swaraj, exclusively for Different Truths. green rain patters wet with desire a barbet pours his rhapsodies a silvery-white morning Photo by the...
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