Special Children: A poem by Piya Ghosh
Children of a lesser GodUnique and exceptional;Though differently abledBut gifted and special.Burdened by chromosomal disorders,Devoid of light and lustre;Cloaked by autism, cerebral palsy,Erased of smiles...
Winners Corner
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Let Go: A poem by Munira Dalal
Walking down a street despondent and sadSaw at the corner holding colorful balloons a ladGleefully he released all of them in the skySeeing his joy;...
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Let Go: A poem by Salman Fawaz Adewale
LET GO of the tender and tenous trappings of the past, That has passed so fast you shouldn’t allow the defeat to last,Or of the...
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Believe in Yourself – You Owe it to You: A poem by Smitha Vishwanath
When no matter how hard you try, it isn’t enough, And the journey ahead seems nothing but tough, When friends ridicule you and others mock,...
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Village Life: A poem by Vasumathi Arvind
The sky is resplendent with the rosy rays of the rising sun Cock-a-doodle-do goes the rooster, less than none! The cow lets out a moo...
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I’m innocent: A poem by Smitha Vishwanath
A mere sidekick of modern-day technologyHeld responsible for the decline of human psychologyThe brain-child of man’s immense creativityAnd blamed for his own monstrosity!The new-age Frankenstein’s...
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Believe in yourself: A poem by Nazima Kachwalla
It may seem like a mess,Difficult to understand,And impossible to assess, Pieces in the maze may just not fit,Still try harder before the “I QUIT”. The silver...
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Village Life: A poem by Sujata Chatterjee
Oh! o’er there, O rustic lassLet’s hear you sing your songReaping the harvest all by yourselfSnuggling to lambs that are sleeping long.Village bangle sellers at...
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My Village Life: A poem by Subhashchandra B.Adhav
In the urban life of great hustle bustleNostalgic memories earnestly blow the comforting whistleTaking me back to my village, in mind’s castleWhere in the grove...
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A Village I Live in: A poem by Shamsul Haq
A stroll around the still riversideMorning breeze and mellow sunshineThe hazy hedges dotting narrow lanesSporadic meadows speak emerald timeA nondescript village where I live in!...
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Second Chance: A poem by Shamsul Haq
Chances to the core call for a sheer commitment in unisonVery often, millions of chances go unnoticed by a cynical lotA man of letter can...
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Believe in Yourself: A poem by Sujatha Sairam
Life all of a sudden came to a standstill, Everything appeared to be blurred and hazy, “Why me of all?” spoke my inner voice. “Is...
