What That Remains
Dry leaves danced as the windSusurrated a music unknown.Immersed in decrepitude, The pillars echoed happiness.The happiness of being in loveWith the sky and the soilThe flowers and the treesAnd the […]
Author Archives: Maniparna Sengupta Majumder
Nawarasa: A Pretty, Witty Site
Fashion keeps on changing while a person’s style is his very own. Still, style often is influenced by the changing fashion. There are very few garments which have won the […]
Haiku: Forest
magical whisperleaves entwined with red flowersfiery spring in bloom The beautiful painting is done by my friend Mahasweta Roy (acrylic on paper)
D H Lawrence’s “Snake”and My Thoughts on Being Judgmental
I think “Snake” is one of the best poems by D.H. Lawrence. Written in free verse, in a conversational form, it portrays the poet’s feelings on meeting a snake […]
Haiku: Morning
first rays of morning wind and sun on the neem leaves playing hide n’ seek
Entrapment
The boat at the shore, standstill, Water rippling around. Stale smell of confinement Accumulating like layers Of flaked paint. The purpose, sepulchred The destination, lost. An allegory to captivity Of […]
