When all is well in love and suddenly, things take a different turn, a young bride is left waiting. M. Mohankumar pens a poem.
A young man high up on an old banyan tree… what could he be up to? M. Mohankumar’s poem captures the man’s escape act.
M.Mohankumar’s poem is about a housemaid who throws in a word or two in English in between conversations, sometimes to unfortunately comical results.
For Indian farmers, the monsoons are everything. Mohankumar’s poem tells the story of a farmer who waits hopefully for the rains to arrive and turn his fortune around.
An Idakka player credits the instrument for a splendid musical performance. M. Mohankumar captures a beautiful point of view in his poem.
In a poem that captures the beauty of life in a village as a child, Mohankumar presents his version of Wonderland.
A man, admired by many for his athletic figure and handsome looks, contemplates his face standing before a mirror. M. Mohankumar’s poem conjures the thoughts running in the man’s mind.
Shanti is unhappy because a poetic note that he writes questioning a certain police action is met with indifference. M. Mohankumar writes a poem on the bureaucracy in India.
Enthralled by South Indian classical music, M. Mohankumar shares the feelings that this music stirs within him, through a poem.