News Topic:Pain
Poems
A Million Mutinies
Living in a state called paradise once,
Turned into a cemetery now,
Blossoms trampling without number,
Became habitual sergeants now
Reflecting anguish a breath of every one,
Wailing now...
Poems
Mother’s Sigh
That day when you left the home
Saying that you will come back soon
Give me answer, hear my cry
Tell me son, why did you lie?
Keeping...
Poems
I’m A Seed, I Will Bloom
Can't you feel my pain
Can't you feel my agony
All is not well but
They said I'm misguided
My heart aches
My soul shambles well
Can't...
Poems
“Don’t Kill Me, I Am Not, I Am Not” – A Poem
When I heard the hues and cries on the street here
I ran to enquire what was happening there.
I saw my fraternity in...
Reviews
Aabha Vatsa Midha’s “Desire” – When poetry mollifies the pain!
Duality is in the genes of human beings; we have the potential of good and harmful acts. On one hand, we can be loving,...
Reviews
Varsha Singh’s “Parbati – The Traitor” characterizes pain, agony of womanhood
The canvas of poetry relates to whatever gives immediate pleasure or pain to the human mind, writes William Hazlitt. This pain or pleasure can...
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