Poetry

Sushant Thapa is an M.A. in English Literature from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He is a Nepalese poet who has appeared in print and online platforms in Nepal, India, Bangladesh and the USA. He lives in Biratnagar,Nepal.

"...Last time I dreamt of you there was rain..."

"...in search of a compatible sun..."

"...dad cooking neck end stew thick with potato dumplings and herbs..."

"...Maybe they'll tell me enough..."

"...soon to become an endangered species..."

"...Enjoying the beautiful night, the nocturnal beauty..."

"...happy to find myself in that delectable land of dreams..."

"...on the wall a painting of a dove..."

"...maybe he wasn't quite suicidal..."

"...Realize I am getting this second hand..."

"...Loneliness is not about absences..."

"...The girl struggles dancing between childhood and expectations..."

"...I don't want to be your constant bad dream..."

"...that love, only love could survive..."

"...a nightclub of famine and fools..."

"...my future lay in neatly mapped seas..."

"I've been up and down to the heights of heaven and the depths of hell..."

Peter A. Witt is a Texas Poet and a retired university professor. He also writes family history with a book about his aunt published by the Texas A&M Press. His poetry has been published on various sites including Fleas on the Dog, Inspired, Open Skies Quarterly, Active Muse, New Verse News, and WryTimes.

"...With no need for swords or words..."

"...There is never enough solicited fanfare to satisfy..."

"...to burn with a light that maybe only i understand..."

"...where the gardens are as huge as the universe..."

"...The mornings and the evenings disappeared..."

Haiku by Jharna Sanyal...

"...the state of the world was a commotion..."

Part autobio, part fabrication, part fantasy, part critique, Passer's poetry threads through movies he's witnessed over the last 50 years.

"...magic petals of snow their cold to sizzle the ground..."

"...Nobody pities the pointless samurai or gives him food..."

"...a dash of water and bitter truths..."