Soumya revisits the tale of Cinderella, in this evocative poem, for Different Truths. Cinderella had a sparkling white dress The entire ballroom she did impress The prince was charmed...
An evocative poem, by Dr. Kumud, wherein an earthen lamp tells its story. An exclusive for Different Truths. I am an earthen lamp breathe slowly One who has created...
A poignant poem, by Christine, where she sees the positive and healing side of insomnia. An exclusive for Different Truths. Yet another insomniac night, BUT... on the healing side...
A love poem, where the protagonist is a man, by Sarala, exclusively for Different Truths. When you entered my heart It was a new beginning for me, A sublime...
An evocative poem, by Molly, exclusively for Different Truths. Pity, only pity sediments… man the meagre mote worth just maggot-meat, one day when he lies interred in soil... still,...
Poonam pays tribute to a Catholic nun, who taught them at school, exclusively for Different Truths. She was a German Catholic nun In an Indian Girls Convent school Teaching...
A reflective and evocative poem, by Christine, about brain, creativity, life and beyond, exclusively for Different Truths. They asked what was so special about my brain that I would...
An evocative poem, by Subramanian, about nature, exclusively for Different Truths. Spring’s verdure slowly ebbed before summer’s breath snuffed It out; Time’s footfall tip-toed a message – “Life’s curves...
A poignant, heart-wrenching poem, for Shail’s friend, who succumbed to Covid. A tribute exclusively for Different Truths. Feisty fireflies of freedom traverse the crowded caravan of careless cruising, drowning...
Amita flouts rules of grammar perhaps in the name of poetic justice. An exclusive for Different Truths. I skip the comma, Hop out of brackets, Refuse to full stop...
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