I would Print Life
Oh yeah! I remembered, life reminds once what I am for Oh yeah! I realized, why it keeps me awake all over It is not my duty that tells me […]
Oh yeah! I remembered, life reminds once what I am for Oh yeah! I realized, why it keeps me awake all over It is not my duty that tells me […]
Chabilal Thapa Alta, Norway My heart burns down when I recall- The cozy lap of her I slept on, The days I passed with her of delight And her face […]
R N Pokhrel, PA, USA- That regular sofa We two used to sit and chat- Read, record and enjoy listening Our recorded voice; Is speechless this moment; The Mahabharata […]
R N Pokhrel Pittsburgh, PA,USA With my eyes tired and dried reminiscence limited in mind Unfinished are my most works, and, those plans we had together coined; it’s true Your […]
Chandra B Dahal/ Wellington, New Zealand I have been a long timer at Yangchenphug. It was then known as Thimphu Public School, the most favoured new nurturing crib of education to […]
Devi Subedi Erie PA, USA- The women literature course I took in my undergraduate Junior year showed me many wretched stories of women abandoned from literature and opportunities, stories of […]
Som N Bhandari Texas, USA Born to illiterate farmers in a traditional Bhutanese village without any access to the outside world and without any communication technology devices, I naturally had […]
Tika Sapkota Phoenix, Arizona, USA Thou heartily welcome thousands yearly as guest All poor and needy for protection Thou care, guide, resettle and govern them How lucky are they to […]
Tika Adhikari Winnipeg, Canada Literature has an important role in promoting and enhancing civilization. We can look at examples from historically known civilizations such as Roman, Greek, Indus Valley and […]
Devi Subedi Erie, PA-USA In the beautiful village, country of the thunder Dragon, far in the eastern world, I was born. I was only in my fourth year of childhood, […]
D. N. Kafley Adelaide, SA Headwind: Laxmi’s story:By Alice Anna Verheij. [The following is not a book review, but an appreciation note, thus avoids a detailed content wise exaggeration.] When […]
Chandra B. Bhandari, Beldangi-I An Aphrodite attired in the gown of nature, Unaware of her semi-veiled nudity Like Sri Krishna while amongst his maidens, Does bloom uninvited in my garden […]
D. N. Kafley Adelaide,SA 1. Half burnt autumn moon World’s only richest pauper Luring a pilgrim 2. Sleeping with the stars In the heart of Kathmandu A street urchin dreams […]
Bibek Bhandari Erie, PA, USA Why should I cry and for who? Is it for that person who never loved me? Or for that person who used to love me? […]
J.N Dahal Massachusetts, USA Free I am here to Walk along the trails of my tradition No one’s got time to care about you Doesn’t matter whatever culture you practice […]
D. N Kafle Adelaide Australia Name of the Chapbook: Burnings, Author: Ocean Vuong, America Publisher: The Sibling Rivalry Press, 2010 I bought Vuong’s book some six months ago and was […]
Gopal Timsina Concord NH, USA Sitting on a colorful carpet, A toy helicopter in my hands, Happy as a monkey with a banana, When suddenly soars, As if by magic, […]
A well known, Bhutanese short story writer, U Sharma, passed away on Nov. 1, according to the family source. Sharma, who is officially known by the name of Omnath Pokhrel, […]
(This editorial is written in memory of U Sharma, who contributed nearly a dozen of his short stories from Thimphu in Bhutaneseliterature.com. It is an outcome of our effort with […]
Welcome to Hotel California, It’s such a lovely place; it’s such a lovely place… I remember you in the lines. I remember you in your own fine lines that you […]
Dom Kafle Adelaide, South Australia The tiny clock that hangs on the dusty wall Rhapsodizes the never evoked lyrics in its calipers Seconds…minutes…hours…days…and in eons Loneliness bathes in the white […]
Dr. Lakshmi Prasad Dhakal The Netherlands Each day To my delight Something new Daring passionate and Surprise gifts Slide up the horizon Sneaking behind the mountains Inclining by the lonely […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
Dr. Lakshmi Prasad Dhakal Amsterdam, Netherlands Near by the senile Closer by the uncertain Wiped of wisdom Deprived of gesture Neither the faith Nor the horror Perplexed By own helplessness Lost […]
Chabi Dhakal Canada An individual who enters teaching profession is a deserving character who accepts responsibilities to guide numerous students on the right track by developing the rational and responsible […]