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I will not stop – Poetry from West Bengal

I will not stop The leaves of those trees have all been dry, Constant fall. The tree is also drying on dry soil. The tree has to be saved as if, New leaves of the dry tree to alive, new leaves, To keep it alive. The stones of the horns will be able to get up on the head of the horns, Many stones of the mountain will be

Book Review: The Oath … of Memory

Each poem in Alexandra Ochirova’s new book “The Oath” reminds us that the heroism of the Great Patriotic War is a moral duty that still lives within human consciousness and responsibility. By Margarita All Alexandra Ochirova’s new book “The Oath” is a work that deserves philosophical reflection within

Poetry: Inside (Your) Tears

INSIDE (YOUR) TEAR Inside your tear I am At times wet Other times dry All heartedly delighted Never heartbroken Inside your tear I am dissolved Reborn As Phenix from Dust For your Love Always (re) emerging *** I KISSED THE DAY (To my wife) I kissed the Day in her lips She smiled at

Grief: A Silent Proof That You Are Alive

It is frightening at times, yes — it can shake us, break us, and bring us to our knees. But if you look closer, beneath the ache, there is a quiet truth: grief exists because love existed first. Grief is often painted in shadows — something we fear, something we wish we could outrun. But grief, like every other emotion we

Poetry: Travelling for Knowledge

TRAVELLING FOR KNOWLEDGE When we travel far, we observe lots of things Like a highflying kite, which is tied with string This was a way to be healthy, wealthy and wise People sleep early to travel long, and early rise In ancient times the knowledge was not bookish Wise man travels day and night, unlike a sluggish Ibn