A Few More Years…
An evocative poem, about life and living in a city, with its sights and sounds, exclusively for Different Truths. Some more time to linger in those Old old bookshops...
Cloud 9: Love During Lockdown
Dr. Roopali pens a satirical poem on the hazards of internet romance, exclusively for Different Truths I fell in love with someone I had never met It was easy...
Childhood in the Times of Corona
Dr. Amrinder parodies Love in the Times of Cholera for children, in the unending Corona scare, exclusively for Different Truths. What is this childhood so full of fear? With...
A Change…
A poem of love and hope, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. All secrets are like deep wells Never say, it is too late Each moment brings another chance...
Tour of a Decommissioned Prison: Reflections
A spine-chilling account of a decommissioned prison, by Shernaz, exposes the barbarity of man against his fellow beings. An exclusive for Different Truths. cramped cubicles... minuscule 4’x7’ cells with...
The Guide
An evocative and a reflective poem, by Afzal, wherein he differentiates between impersonal technology and human interface, exclusively for Different Truths. You might not need me In advanced technology...
Bridge-in-Making
Prof. Nandini shares the agony of an Indian poet in English, in a poignant poem, exclusively for Different Truths. I am an Indian poet in English! How long shall...
A Shining Star
An evocative, gender-centric poem, by Parvathy, exclusively for Different Truths. How do women set my writing on flame? When most of them are afraid of fire! When most of...
Intransigent
Molly explores the many layers and dimensions of time, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. I am time intransigent... don’t try to time me out... in tandem with...
Tournesols*
The sky is starry no more, series of stars in the galaxy have failed to light up the moon. Sun has blotted the entire luminosity in herself, oh Vincent!...