Anger and Bliss
Dona Acharya PA, USA Wrath oh Lord, What you may have, Some see bliss in it Some do vice- Hard ice, Melts easy though ! When I seek my rights, Oh lord challenge is foreseen Suffering, you said is part of life Why oh lord, should it only be for me? You taught humility Harmony [...]
U Sharma Babesa Thimphu Flower and paper garlands hung above the doors and windows. Candles burnt in lines on the enclosed patios. Moths frolicked around the tapering candles; some burning themselves in the dancing spree, while others dropping to the ground wingless. People were not allowed display of fireworks. Ironically, it was the night of [...]
Dr. Lakshmi Prasad Dhakal Amsterdam Netherlands Today is Easter, a holiday. It relieves me from my responsibilities. It is a reason to make myself lazy, to observe morning growing to day, laying flat on my bed. I chose to ignore my regular schedule and I recline to enjoy emptiness of the day. Through the wide [...]
Chhabi Sharma Ohio, USA You are the one who stole my heart The one who tore me apart I love the way you make me feel Well when sick without a pill All the others treat me like a piece of meat Loving you is a two way street No one could ever take your [...]
D. N. Kafle Adelaide, Australia And when this winter Astray the stardust, the dry leaves Of orchids, madrono and rollinia It brings back to me those ethereal memories When, as a child, I saw this time sleep On the lap of cruelty Lifelessly Indistinctively And Phenomenally And when this soulful anthem Rings the truth-high and [...]
Liba Limbu Alaska, USA In the modern society, due to the rapid growth of technologies and internet, a new kind of education system is introduced – online education. As a matter of fact, the online education has become popular among students and teachers due to its flexible class hours and availability disregarding geographical locations. On [...]
D N Kafle Adelaide, Australia The night spreads her curtains Her veils like An Indian bride and refuges The earth, As a gigantic vulture Spreading its wings over the nest. The tired trees Stop Conversing with their Smaller siblings, the bushes About the intrepid sweltering heat Of the sun in the day Probably to pick [...]
Ghana Shyam Regmi Chicago, US He had settled to write the poems In a garden full bloomed with flowers In hand he held his pen and a paper And pondered upon a nameless subject Seeing the plight, the sky was about to cry But, due to union of eyelashes He didn’t find his subject! Inhalation-exhalation [...]