Confluence August 2019 Issue
Category: Poem
Three poems by Vasantha Surya
A Quick Fix Hang my picture on your wall. That’s all you have to do. I’ll do the rest. I know what’s best for you.
Mona Dash’s Konarak Express from ‘Untamed Heart’ to ‘A Certain Way’
At a recent book launch of Mona Dash’s A Certain Way, a poetry collection, it was rare to see the Indian audience animated in the
Poetry Corner: ‘Saree’ by Vasantha Surya
Saree It came wrapped in desire’s eager rustling a gift I did not choose. Though warp and weft obeyed an ambiguous design, the shade beguiled.
ABHAY K’s CAPITALS: A POETRY ANTHOLOGY
The Lyrical Capitals Reviewed by Yogesh Patel Poets: Kavita A. Jindal, Yogesh Patel, Mathura, Abhay K, George Szirtes “With a poet in Abhay K., we
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I CAN’T/WON’T WRITE LIKE A WHITE MALE POET
By Usha Akella Hold up the onion skin of your poetry to the light, You are nothing, A drum roll, With no procession. What is
Two poems: Demolishing Myths and Mists of time by Ananya Guha
Demolishing Myths I read an article about Western brigands author says the machinating western world in connivance with the corporate is also terrorising, brigands and
Nathan Hassall’s ‘The Flesh and Mortar Prophecy’
A review by Ananya Guha Nathan Hassall’s (www.nathanhassall.co.uk) poems explore the motif of darkness in literature. The poems in his book do not offer any