Am I wrong?
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 […]
Category: English
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Some Short Form Poems
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 […]
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Why?
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? […]
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Proud to be Nepali
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 […]
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Burnings: A Review
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 […]
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Magic Helicopter
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, […]
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Story writer Sharma passes away
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, […]
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Remembering U Sharma (Editorial)
(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 […]
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Adieu my Brother Om
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 […]
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Immortal
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 […]
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Behind the horizon
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 […]
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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, […]
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The Ephemeral Odyssey
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 […]
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The Kingdom of Thunder Dragon: Happiness in Despair
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 […]
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You are the one and only…..
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 […]
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Global Warming
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. […]
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Dementia with a Loop
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 […]
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How to Teach the Lazy Students
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 […]
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The day of Eviction
Hom Pokhrel North Dakota, USA I had heard from my parents that Bhutan was a golden box – a safer place to live, but it was not true for me. […]
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Bhutaneseliterature.com in 2011
Waving a final good-bye to 2011, we have welcomed New Year 2012. The first issue of this year is out on the same day. We have a hope that this […]
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Evening (Sunray)
Shekhar Rizal Beldangi-II, Jhapa Behold the dark wood; She peeped among the dark; There was what I could; A slow song of lonely lark. She dwelt as a mermaid; But […]
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In Search Of My Reason Land
D N Kafley Adelaide, South Australia Like the quasi-stationary spatial puff Of cloud, the sky’s scarf gift of earthy stuff Tirelessly moving in search of its daughter specks, Hither-thither in […]
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To Winter
Shekhar Rizal Beldangi-II When regrets the autumn sky; Breezes and air do cool; Slowly rising the fair shy; On the showers, the whirling pool. That when the nestling birdie; Chirping […]
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That Touch
Chandra B. Bhandari Beldangi-1, Jhapa I was feeling your wilful touch, Somehow alluring and shameful to watch Your fingers in jollity, over my tidal jet, Kept sailing unschooled at the […]
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Gaddafi’s Letter to the Newly-wed Bhutan Royals
Yati Raj Ajnabee Adelaide, Australia King and Queen Tashichodzong, Thimphu, Bhutan Dear Mr. and Mrs. Wangchuck, I often used to think of writing to you since I was out on […]
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To Live Abroad
Deg Acharya Washington, USA Coming across woeful frosting We came round to long suffering. Several times our hearts clung to the wobbling motion And got worked up by mental vibration. […]
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Between the Reality and the Dream
Degnath Acharya, Washington, USA Carrying out the discretion Between the reality and the dream, There seems my blue blood in good function But is rather better only in that form. […]
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The Rhythm of the Rain.
Dr. Lakshmi Prasad Dhakal Amsterdam, Netherlands Early in the morning Haste to catch a rapid train With stealthy lust to be by the window Greed to take a glimpse of […]
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The Art of a Poet
J.N Dahal Worcester, MA, USA I start designing my country with Different colors and paint brush Which begins from the dale of each part It halos and looks more beautiful […]