Excerpt From Lust -The Yearning
Boredom breeds disdain
for mindless chatter.
I seek a diversion,
adopt tactical manoeuvres,
glide past the maddening soiree.
Now, smiling softly,
eyes a -twinkle,…
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Sunday Poem: A Lament
No, I have no words for YOU.
thirteen months, no longer beside me.
singed my soul,
cheated me out of unresolved debates
on Mankind, its cruelty, its joys.
Cheated me of many…
Sunday Poem: Lost Sunsets
Will you miss me when I am gone?
The soft curve of my wrinkled cheek,
My fragrance at dawn?
Will you recall all the moments
Of our family,
Travel, laughter and song,
Listening to…
Sunday Poem: Peace On Earth
Its cloudy
Maybe the rains will come.
Time stands still as I recall
the furrows upon your forehead.
Suddenly you smile -
and the wind whistles
through pine trees,
as a lotus blooms in…
Book Review: The Canvas Offers Glimpses Of Telegu Life & Society
The title of this anthology, the third in a tetralogy, a sequel to The Palette (published in 1999) and The Easel (2015), is apt, for we are introduced to 22 authors. It cannot be classified…
Letters To Jorina: Of Cross-Cultural Journeys & Subtle Comparisons
Note Introducing “Letters to Jorina”
Though a prolific writer, the fictional output of Ganeswar Mishra (1942-2015) is not large. Up until a short time before his death, he was known to…