At a soldier’s home, his family waits longingly for his return. Rajlakshmi Pillai pens a poem that highlights the emotions of a soldier’s journey back home.
An Idakka player credits the instrument for a splendid musical performance. M. Mohankumar captures a beautiful point of view in his poem.
Stephen Philip Druce writes three poems that are sure to tickle your imagination.
Often times, one may experience an inertia to take the day on but nature could come to the rescue at such times. Saranyan writes a poem.
A poem by Debleena Majumdar about the changing rules of social-media driven courtship where “likes” and shares dictate feelings and one finds out, sometimes, too late, that a “like” is not really the true like.
Anu Kumar shares her perspectives on the theme in a poem which captures the conversations she has with her daughter on women.
Today’s woman is sensitive, serene, strong, among many other things, feels Vinita Agrawal. Her poem reveals more.
Get a glimpse of a woman researching in a highly-specialised domain and the space around her. Bakul Banerjee writes a poem on a woman scientist researching theories of plate tectonics.
Life often gets us down to a point we can longer function. Everything seems to be drag us further into the mire. We struggle to operate. But, despite the wallowing, we survive and finally tomorrow seems hopeful. Barbara Gurney writes a poem on a woman who is struggling but has the willpower to reach out to help and take hold of her life.