Category: Poems

Sometimes I be a butterfly, Try to fly to the bosom of the sky. When the crimson of Gul Mohar Pervades the lush green carpet, A gusty gale disrupts. The yellow sadness fancies. Carrying a dirge I fly, To the high up, even higher To the rendezvous of earth and sky…… Sky, the other side… Continue reading Sometimes I Be A Butterfly – A Poem by Purbasha Chanda

So, I met someone I was happy again Felt like I feared the none I wasn’t tied to a chain I felt the air , I smelled the rain Happiness was everywhere I was happy again so I met someone A someone who lived in the mirror the same someone who caused me the terror.… Continue reading Someone – A Poem by Nupur Lanjekar

For years and years We’ve fought for what is our right And not a favour. And we’re still fighting our way to the day, Where we have equal pay and an equal say. Where we don’t have to break a glass ceiling, as these invisible boundaries will lose their meaning. Where being delicate is not… Continue reading Our Battle – a Poem by Divya Mridhula

Hands can be soothing for those who eat darkness. They spend their nights muttering fallacies off- their half cut wrists and bleeding hearts. Their parched lips hold surreptitious essence of what it like to swallow realms of fanned ashes, ashes of the graveyards and the past- so morose, they still trickle down your spine, inviting… Continue reading People need to be held when they shiver- A Poem by Khushi Singh

Intentional gloom embrace me, Eternal silence chase me, Feelings commence an inexorable race, Zillion thoughts, faint images downpour with no pace. People around another piece of furniture, Sounds nothing but aggravating noises. Talking to my inner self, A failed attempt to find myself, Recollecting the memories of the decayed past, Those deceptive self-made promises, Because… Continue reading Melancholia: The Way You Feel It