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Poem: Amidst the Skies, a Delicate Confession

A raindrop whispered to the cloud above: “You are my heart’s desire, my eternal love. I fall beneath your shadow, lost in gaze, Yearning to meet you, in ethereal ways.” Yasir Qazi, a writer and poet from Sindh, Pakistan shares his poem The poet is an acclaimed Sindhi literary figure, building upon a

Burning Candle – A Poem from Assam, India

She is a burning candle of profound and magnanimous love Leaving behind the disdain and contempt of windy night Shakil Ahmed, a renowned poet from Assam state of India, shares his poem Shakil Ahmed was born on 31st January 1969 at Badarpur, Assam, India. He completed his master’s degree in English Literature from Assam

Sanctuary – Poetry from Bangladesh

Come, my love, gather me in your arms, Before I leave this sanctuary, we hold in our palms. The sanctuary, we call life. Tasneem Hossain, a renowned multi-lingual poet from Bangladesh, shares her poem Tasneem Hossain, majoring in English Language and Literature is a multi-lingual poet from Bangladesh. She writes poems in

Poetry: Phone Call and Counting Raindrops

And I returned to counting raindrops, As I still do now, This is the 22nd rain since that call. Nisar Banbhan, a seasoned poet and writer, based in Karachi, the capital city of Sindh shares his poetry Hailing from Village Mir Muhammad Banbhan, Taluka Mirwah, District Khapurpur and based in Karachi, the capital of Sindh,

The Paradoxical Civilization – A Poem from Nepal

Destroying the natural home of those wild, These social creatures build artificial homes— For ‘wilds with congested borders, and say without shyness; Helping the voiceless— opens the door— to Heaven. Rajendra Ojha, an eminent poet from Kathmandu, Nepal, the Himalayan country, shares his poem Rajendra