A poem that explores alignment, through response to a sculpture of Krishna.
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A poem that explores alignment, through response to a sculpture of Krishna.
Read MoreThis body is a poem.
Read MoreA poem about the coming of Durga Maa, which is joyously celebrated in my home city of Kolkata and around the world.
Read MoreA poem about love, emerging, and curiosity. Enjoy!
Read MoreBeautiful, is the word that Could truly describe you, Queen, as You step down from your throne and Hold us in your glittering, gleaming Gaze, we bask in your golden hour, and my verse is pretentious, but I sing the praise of the way Your expansive presence Mirrors in my Heart, opening. The touch of…
Read MoreWith love, Shreya
Read MoreHope: A Poem
Read MoreTrees spilling with boughs of white flowers Like bright eyes, shrouded in the waxy palms of leaves I watch some fall, stolen by the breeze, I watch them fall (in love). Petals unfurling, they embrace the dusk with open arms, sprinkling the earth. Hush. Listen to them land: tiny, soft blankets for unseen slumbering fairies.…
Read MoreI wrote this poem in light of the events in the news recently that have made the word ‘home’ a politically charged one, and also as a memory of my personal experiences that put into question what home might be.
Read MoreA pot of basil, two lovers and a tragedy. It’s a plot that will always sound like you’ve heard it before (save for the pot of basil.) This week, read my take on the tragic Romantic-era poem ‘Isabella’ by Keats.
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