Poetry

The Guardian of My Peace

Maid Corbic Peace for all people, I always want, For I believe it’s the guardian of my happiness. I don’t need to grow with others’

O! My Heart, My Immortal Soul

Bibekanand Kumar ‘Agyat’ O! My heart, my immortal soul, Let your grace rain upon us all, Under the bough of compassion May our lives spend

Village Fragrance

Abhimanyu Majhi To be a part of this vale profound In tune with the muteness around A bent dot on the green expanse Reaping, singing

Poem: Quietness & Slipping Time

Sushant Thapa I am the quietness of the moon, Still a spot in the earthly night. Footsteps are anticipated to return. It is the midnight

My Little One

Pratima Adhikari When my little was born In the evening, not in morn, Started in four months to crawl, Enjoyed playing with lots of dolls.

Poem: Da Vinci Return

Chaitanya Adhikari When I came by flight Sitting next to me Was Leonardo Da Vinci He would have been reborn as A bird or a

Miss You, Sister!

Susan Neupane Oh my sister, miss you dear, So far away, you’re not near. No calls, no texts, alone on the way, Everything fades out,

Archives You Don’t Share

Prisha Shashi Lekhak Ever wondered if, Under the same ashen sky, We could meet again? Where i knowing everything And you knowing nothing Would be

THE ANTI-PROMISE TO LOVE

Ivan Pozzoni Anti-poet, victim of my anti-poetry, all I could do is dedicate to you an anti-promise of love, my anti-promise of love would have

INTER-MEDICAL SHADOWS OF HUMANITY

Maid Corbic Every time I see the world around me I remember; to be there I love the wild and don’t consider myself a freak