#pridemonth
Acceptance? A Whispered Truth
A young woman, fearing rejection, struggles to tell her parents she’s not straight. Despite the repeal of Section 377, the truth remains unspoken and societal prejudice rules.
A young woman, fearing rejection, struggles to tell her parents she’s not straight. Despite the repeal of Section 377, the truth remains unspoken and societal prejudice rules.
The poem is about the pearl which endures a painful transformation. Despite the pain and isolation, the poet believes in the beauty of change and the possibility of achieving dreams.
The poem depicts a lonely night filled with memories of a past love.
A poignant plea for peace, a desperate search for a place where love reigns over hate, and where children can learn and dream without fear.
A poem on how a pleasant July evening was marred by heavy rain leaving the poet and her family stranded.
Every year June 5 is celebrated as World Environment Day. The poem is a wake-up call for all of us.
A brand new year calls for keeping the past aside, forming new resolutions and striving for a better tomorrow.
