Embrace Every Day
Chris Bodor Florida, USA The morning coffee that you crave is now knocked over Wasted. Never tasted Soaked into the carpet of your car. The unused umbrella that you carried […]
Category: English
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Reconstruction
-Tumbehang Limbu O Lord ! I want my eyes My tongue My hands My legs Right now, back. You deconstructed me And separated my sense organs For your […]
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Battle against COVID-19
Deepesh Subedi, BSN-RN-BC Tennessee-USA Dear friends, God has a reason for everybody to play a role in this world and it took me 27 years to find mine. Now […]
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An open letter to my facebook friend T. Gyelpo
Dear Tshering Gyelpo, Wish you good health. I am not your enemy. Neither have we had any old dispute nor any personal ego. Being a human, we should share our […]
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File Cabinet Full of Sins
Chris Bodor Florida, USA At the Good Friday service members of the parish wrote their sins on paper and one after another they nailed their confessions to the wooden cross […]
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Life hurts …
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak someone strapped your dreams so high up eyes are tired but can’t sleep at all a swarm of black thoughts penetrates the head everything around is stripped […]
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Secret of Rebirth
Dilliram Bista Australia Death and rebirth are no more than the process of Energy Renewal. Rebirth is taking place every second of every day in our day-to-day life, but we […]
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So tiny but so powerful
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak UK Our Mother Earth for a long, long time shows many signs to the humans that it is time to come to our senses. Floods, tsunamis, volcanic […]
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Poems of Welkin Siskin: Series 9
Welkin Siskin Washington, America 1) A Paradox Many things must be defied with or it may die As well as other things, or it may die. To let things be […]
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Poems of Welkin Siskin: Series – 8
Welkin Siskin Washington, America 1) Voices of Freedom O, could his voice be harkened, And his loving throat be swallowed; His speeches as a lesson be learned And his life’s […]
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The trajectory of exiled life- Baas dekhi punarvaas samma
Buddha Mani Dhakal Kentucky, USA Life is […]
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Poems of Welkin Siskin: Series – 7
Welkin Siskin Washington, America 1) To Net A Bigger Picture I pulled the feathers Of a shadow—the darker part— ignorance— the joyless life— Zeroing in on at nothing, Loitering, stranded […]
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House
Yati Raj Ajnabee Adelaide, Australia Until yesterday the house was so bare and subdued as hibernal flora forgotten by the birds flown off to hunt for prey in all direction […]
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Poems of Welkin Siskin: Series 6
Welkin Siskin Washington, America 1. To Think Further The time has come That love be universal Put together as humanity To let us undergo oneness. The time has come To […]
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Yesterday
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak/UK She stood by the window yesterday and watched as life went by today flowers wither in pots she does not squint eyes to the sun anymore shutters […]
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Adjusting with the Disaster [Special Editorial]
Just like in personal lives, some significant events at a larger scale warrant a change or shift in the way we do things or at least perceive and anticipate things. […]
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New Zealand Conference of the GBLO and Retrospective Perspectives
Gyanbahadur Chhetri Tezpur, Assam Global Bhutanese Literary Organization (GBLO) was set up in 2009 with a view to uniting the Bhutanese people who were rehabilitated in developed countries of the […]
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These videos in Nepali teach Bhutanese refugees about the coronavirus
Jason Kornwitz Boston College Public health officials have advised everyone in the United States to wear masks, wash their hands, and stay home to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But thousands […]
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A Girl
Nomerica Pariyar Ohio, America There was a girl, that had a curl up upon her head. And it stood up in bed. But, But, she did not like it at […]
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Live and Let Live
Arzu Sharma Ohio, America Apart from us They all live with us We have souls, they do too Like we feel, they do too We have the right […]
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Covid-19
Welkin Siskin Washington, America Pass along the news of coronavirus Among people like us; For it sucks up life in minutes What should let us stay calm yet? Unborn, infants, […]
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Equality Fetched by the Fear of Tragedy
Yati Raj Ajnabee Adelaide, South Australia Malnutrition and poverty-stricken Africa has been singly fighting for centuries begging for breath The virus of famine is bigoted It only sneaks, rests in, […]
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Covid-19: culture-specific measures to avoid transmission
We know limited about the behavior of COVID-19. Evidence from past epidemics and pandemics shows that health workers are vulnerable to contract the disease. This must apply to COVID-19 as […]
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Fear in Bhutanese Nepali Diasporic Poetry
Dr. Ramji Timalsina, a researcher of poetry and diaspora, and lecturer of English at Tribhuvan University, Nepal, has recently published an article titled “Fear in Bhutanese Nepali Diasporic Poetry” in […]
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In a Glass of Wine
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak/UK I’m wondering between the entrance and the exit I am looking for you in vain You have perished Only our photo on the wall is still hanging […]
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The Poet
Welkin Siskin Washington, America For he quests after the unknown Not recognizable by the eyes, And tries his hand to make it known It seems as though he is playing […]
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Summer came again
Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak/UK Grandma! Grandma! See, summer came! Wherever you look, flowers are bowing their smell braids senses, intertwines a butterfly into a bouquet with two bees and a ladybird. […]
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Sunflowers
–Bozena Helena Mazur-Nowak/ UK They were pushing And they were angry at the sky They wanted to steal some praise from the sun And they ended their paradise life On […]
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Poems of Welkin Siskin: Series 5
Welkin Siskin Washington, America 1) A Wish Be it abler for me to spread love Be it abler for me to spread peace, Compassion, empathy of the heart’s hub For […]
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The Lunatic
By Laxmi Prasad Devkota Surely, my friend, insane am I Such is my plight. I visualize sound. I hear the visible. And fragrance I taste. And the ethereal is palpable […]