“Nymph, in thy orisons Be my sins remembered!” Fair game was I naïve and nubile; hackneyed nothings pitter-pattered from your lips filling my being – summer showers on desert sands. A gull, a dull fool never was there to sense…
Category: NAW Poetry
‘FOX’ by Sandhya Pai
“For Neglected Young Minds” by Lazola Pambo
“The Man In A Wheelchair.”
“State of Affairs In Our World” by Lazola Pambo
“Courage for the Battered Heart” by Lazola Pambo
“The Power of Forgiveness’ by Lazola Pambo
‘Elegy’ by Prathap Kamath
‘Poets don’t allow poems to take an aeroplane’ by Prathap Kamath
Poets don’t allow poems to take an aeroplane; they are afraid of the heights it might take their lines to. They believe that poetry should stand firmly on firm ground. If it flies, it should fly on its…