A poignant poem, by Abu, that shows very little changes for those in the margins, exclusively for Different Truths November sunset A few peasants still cutting paddy In their...
A piquant paradox unveils between the woman and the mirror, along with layered relationships. An exclusive for Different Truths. Mirror, mirror on the wall, I see you, but I...
An autobiographical poem, by Pankhuri, that deals with layers of problems, physical, emotional, and more. An exclusive for Different Truths. Well, Tolstoy said The world’s made up of Happy...
An evocative soul-searching poem, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. My intelligence turns to a self-propagating flame And consume in toto my inauthentic self I then dazzle like a...
An evocative, multi-layered poem, a social commentary, by Rituparna, exclusively for Different Truths. These pair of greyed eyes are parched to have a glimpse of you. It has been...
A heart-wrenching poem, by Sarala, about an insensitive and ungrateful son, who never cared for his parent’s plight and penury. An exclusive for Different Truths. They worked day and...
A prose-poem by Soumya, a letter by a young man to win back his ex-wife, without using emojis, exclusively for Different Truths. I don’t actively miss you. I lie I...
A global citizen’s prayers, in this verse Rituparna, imagines oneness of people, places and religions. An exclusive for Different Truths. Sitting by the sky hugging outlet of my abode,...
A protest poem about the rule book and lawlessness, by Pankhuri, that addresses the gender issue, exclusively for Different Truths. Where the rights of the people Would be written...
Sarala celebrates the beauty of life. A Thanksgiving prayer, exclusively for Different Truths. This life is precious Keep it safe in God’s hands This life is heaven Be safe...
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