War Wound by Kujtim Hajdari
Heed the violence of war
Heed the violence of war
fresh poem by Nepal’s Sushant Thapa
modernist satire from Nepal
The rocking chair, The childhood swing, The first kiss, The velvety garden walk. Fresh and forgotten, Two walks of life. A survivor and a dreamer. A bed of lies, A true crime: Leaving and Not looking back, except For a leaf Of emotional notes. Snow and the sun Depart and melt. Two footprints And a […]Read Post ›
popular poet of Nepal Biswa Sigdel translated into English by Sushant Thapa
I kick off The contemplation. It is called vibrancy. Come closer We have a long journey To go through. We met in hazy days, What could we have done, Nobody chooses a thorn And dislikes a budding rose. Efforts are underway, But life is a rolling stone. It goes on, Not in our version, But […]Read Post ›
Book review of Ocean Vuong’s “Night Sky with Exit Wounds”
poem from Nepal
poems by Nabakumar Podder
Indian poet Mansi Hazarika