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Poetry

ELEMENTALS

-Piyush Raj

Spit out pinecone parts 

apples stacked on wooden carts

cold wind through doors 

ghost town and bloodied floors

YOUR NAMELESS SEASON

-Mayank Jaiswal

What will you be doing two-thousand years from now, my dear?

Would these pointless fights have ceased, and the helpless cries disappeared?

MORPHING MAGIC

-Tamanna Priyadarshini Nayak

First a giggling girl, short and stout 

With a naïve smile and occasional pouts

She welcomed strangers with an open heart 

And silly conversations she would start... 

YOUR WALLS HAVE KILLED MY FATHER'S GOAT

-Sobhana Pramod

appa used to have a baby goat
in older angamaly, back in the 80s
when houses didn’t have concrete walls
or metal fences

OCTOBER

-Aasim

October 

The month of Fall 

Our worlds fell apart 

And I fell, deeper than I ever did.

THE WHOLE IS GREATER THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS

-Jasmine Das

What does it mean to be the one who is broken? 

Cracked, half, incomplete, inconclusive 

Waiting, working, ageing, repeating

A MEMORY

-Apurav Mahajan

your body like an apple in between my arms, a sweet apple, the sweetest apple held close to my heart, that means, my lips

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