Haiku: Morning
first rays of morning wind and sun on the neem leaves playing hide n’ seek
Author Archives: Maniparna Sengupta Majumder
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 […]
The Joy of Seeing the Flowers Bloom
“Flowers are restful to look at. They have neither emotions nor conflicts” Sigmund Freud This quote seems so much more during this time of the pandemic. It’s a time when […]
Tropical Summer Haiku
hot, sunny morning sudden surge of green ripples parrots in the sky
You and Me
As soon as I was born, He was there. He begged to have a place, Inside me… His frail demeanour, Earned my love, and Earned him an abode. He grew […]
Once Upon A Time
The olfactory receptors often induce a surge of memories. The smell of old books conjures up a recollection of childhood memories, of fairytales and granny, who used to read me […]
