poem Archives - Page 65 of 164

November 24, 2022
Harinder Cheema
Poem

Nature Versus Man: Resolving Conflicts

Nature does not discriminate; people do, rues Harinder in this poem. She aspires a conflict resolution – exclusively for Different Truths. The benevolent Sun gives its sunshine to one...

November 23, 2022
Prof. Swaraj Raj
Poem

a koel sings

Dr Swaraj celebrates the plaintive crescendo of a love-sick koel in this micro poem – exclusively for Different Truths. leaves rustle the glistening red eye peeps out a love-sick...

November 22, 2022
Francesco Favetta
Poem

Learn to Love Wounds

An evocative poem of hope by Francesco – exclusively for Different Truths. Continue the story in the folds of time in the days in the rain even in storms...

November 21, 2022
Sara Arshad
Poem

I Wish for Good

Here is Sara’s poem of longing and hope – exclusively for Different Truths. Mingling between thoughts I wish for good. Good days were there where I once stood. My...

November 19, 2022
Dr. Jernail Singh Anand
Literary Festival

Festival of Words: Dwindling Moral Values & Role of Literature

Dr Jernail reports the two-day 4th International Literature Summit and World Poetry Conference organised by Aazaad Foundation and World Literature India at Chandigarh – exclusively for Different Truths. “He whom...

November 19, 2022
Mohini Awasthi
Poem

A Dark Evening

A pensive dark poem by Mohini – exclusively for Different Truths. When one leaf flutters, As if calling for another. The lamplight shines above one of the tufts, Warm...

November 18, 2022
Sutputra Radheye
Governance

Women Demand Freedom

A protest poem by Sutputra in Solidarity with women’s liberation movements around the world – exclusively for Different Truths. no choice – no freedom! no freedom – no life!...

November 16, 2022
Prof. Swaraj Raj
Governance

a kingfisher

An evocative micro poem by Dr Swaraj – exclusively for Different Truths. in the evening’s gloam overseeing his shrinking empire a kingfisher Photo by the poet Prof. Swaraj RajProf....

November 15, 2022
Harinder Cheema
Poem

Hard Times: Fatal Flaws vs Smiling Villains

The fatal flaws of Shakespearean tragedies cause empathy for them, unlike the smiling conceited villains of these days, rues Harinder, in this verse, exclusively for Different Truths. Hamlet had...

November 14, 2022
Prof. Nandini Sahu
Poem

Life in a Museum

An evocative love poem about longing and loss by Prof Nandini – exclusively for Different Truths. On the wrinkles of my face, may the story of your life be...

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