An evocative body poem, as Meher describes it, exclusively for Different Truths. I live at the mercy of a liver that dictates what I can eat what I can’t...
An evocative love poem by Sushmita. It was forbidden, To fall in love, With you. I belonged, To another. But that, Sunday afternoon, When, The sun was mild, The...
An evocative poem about death and solitude by Shernaz – exclusively for Different Truths. The door dark as death Stairs with no destination The forever fleeting feet of time...
An evocative poem by Dr Jyothsnaphanija from a recipe to the origin of a word, a woman’s life – exclusively for Different Truths. She is told to make this...
An evocative poem by Dr Molly, exclusively for Different Truths. Life an aggregate of the multiple shifting shadows that silhouette only to fade and disappear... efforts to tie the...
A poem of longing for a father by Mohini, exclusively for Different Truths. A father I wanted A guardian brave and daunting Just like him, just like The one...
Soumen celebrates the grandeur of Howrah Bridge in this poem, an icon and identity of Kolkata – exclusively for Different Truths. She is a beautiful diva. Standing tall and...
A contemplative poem about life and its philosophy by Subramanian – exclusively for Different Truths. Let me not do a U-turn of my neck to see the past. Skill...
An evocative poem about nature and beauty by Sushant – exclusively for Different Truths. From a fair life, A rose is plucked. The intellect is teased, Heart starts guiding...
A lyrical, bitter-sweet poem by Dr Tirthankar – exclusively for Different Truths. Give her the right of way, the woman gave the geraniums one day more to breathe before...
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