Poetry
Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature — from lyric verse to experimental forms, haiku to epic.
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Haiku by Jharna Sanyal...
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"...you're on your own after a score..."
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"...Shards of windowpanes catch quick and flickering light...
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"...Distant beginning Approaching end..."
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"...I write To add beauty to the world..."
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"...The moonlight over Montreal is a restful sight..."
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"...she will not rise until noon..."
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"...a violation of rights, an exhibition..."
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"...Goodbye to the rows of dead metal desks..."
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Strider Marcus Jones is a poet, law graduate and ex-civil servant from Salford, England with proud Celtic roots in Ireland and Wales. A member of The Poetry Society, his five published books of poetry reveal a maverick, moving between cities, playing his saxophone in smoky rooms.
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"...foolishly attempt to harness nature's unbridled energy..."
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"...looking tough, like they were hot rod racers..."
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"...Trying to put the bones together..."
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"...forgiving yourself for each hurt you've carried..."
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"...Trying to avoid people..."
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"...why dreams unearth truth in sepia...
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"...the wave that washes The shore of all its memories..."
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"...A sense of justice said to them..."
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"Before I even turn on my computer..."
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"...I never claimed this would be easy..."
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Ram Govardhan's poems and short stories have appeared in numerous Asian and African literary journals. His novel, Rough with the Smooth, was longlisted for the 2009 Man Asian Literary Prize, The Economist-Crossword 2011 Award and published by Leadstart Publishing, Mumbai. He lives in Chennai.
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"...a sudden U-turn into a speeding Continental..."
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"...It signaled a failing mind..."
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"Ever wonder who they are..."
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"...Hundreds of love letters bear witness to that sizzling affair..."
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"...I will not tell you the name of the poem..."
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"...Ngiyeke kicked him where it hurts..."
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"...waiting for more cold days to come..."
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Born and brought up in Kolkata, Raja Chakraborty is a bilingual poet. He has published four books of Bengali rhymes and two books of English poems. His forte is humor and punning. He also sketches and doodles.
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"...all is still in this unlikely vacuum..."