Thanks for reading, Shreya
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Thanks for reading, Shreya
Read MoreA poem that explores the significance of time and place.
Read More‘Words bring us together’ – this poem is a response to this insight.
Read MoreI wrote back to the infamous image of ‘paradise lost’ that has been doing the rounds since Milton. Enjoy!
Read MoreA poem about the coming of Durga Maa, which is joyously celebrated in my home city of Kolkata and around the world.
Read MoreWith love, Shreya
Read MoreMy mind has birthed some monsters, and I am here to share them with you. Go figure (see below): Parnika was one of my first creations, though I have only named her in hindsight – today. Parnika means small leaf; it is an alternative name for the Goddess Parvathi. She is a small leaf, the…
Read MoreToday is the Bengali New Year (Shubho Noboborsho or Poila Boishak). Since people from West Bengal mark this festivity as a time of auspicious beginnings, I thought that I should write a poem to mark a sacred beginning of my own creation.
Read MoreA poem about water-forms.
Read MoreHello again, I’m back with (more) attempts at writing poetry and an update about starting Hilary Term (i.e. Term 2) at Oxford. Since I’ve been gone, I’ve been writing away for our weekly essays about everything including the lives of saints in Old English up until the modernist experiments of T.S. Eliot. I’ve taken up…
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