After Humanity: A Beautiful Poem
Humans once stitchedtheir names across the sky,teaching smoketo replace clouds. Birds forgot migration,Whales swallowed cities of plastic,and forests learnedHow to
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Humans once stitchedtheir names across the sky,teaching smoketo replace clouds. Birds forgot migration,Whales swallowed cities of plastic,and forests learnedHow to
Read MoreA fool’s dream todaymight be tomorrow’s truthbuilt slowlyby the labour of the present. But who is the liarthe one who
Read MoreThe mauve pink blooms in the Jacaranda tree,That gracefully fall to the tunes of the breeze,Make your breaths come to
Read MoreIt was not the rain of the forest Not of the sweltering hillocks or valleys Not of the strange plain
Read MoreIn streetswhere morning spices rise,and dreams are stitched in tired eyes,India breathes in many tones—temples, traffic, ringing phones. We walk
Read MoreAnil Thomas runs a tea shop by the side of his house, which is located on a roadside. He lives
Read MoreHow can I fill this emptiness inside,when silence grows louder than my own breath… I saw the red moon turning
Read MoreA Beautiful Malayalam Story written by acclaimed writer Bindu P. Menon and Translated to English by Sindhu Gatha Cold morning
Read MoreWe were children onceOf an ancient play homeOf innocenceWhere we longed for VishuAnd a few precious coins we getThat we
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