The fish curry that kills. Honoured to have yet another poem at Duane’s PoeTree! Thanks a lot Duane Vorhees.
Source: Duane’s PoeTree: Reena Prasad writes
Category: Published poems
Hands and Feet – Visual Verse
Songs of the Dead – Countercurrents
Abandoned, forgotten passwords, we will be buried and burnt. Or replaced. Our laughter stripped of its sound bytes will freeze in frames. Our conversations will loiter in the marketplaces of lost cities Their wise songs have gone, dashed against cliffs. Wiping off dewdrops from grass lips, the day stretches. Its grayness splits. A bird sings from a branch. Both are[Read More…]
Source: Songs of the Dead – Countercurrents
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GloMag April18 – Remnants
Remnants in GloMag April 2018
GloMag is the coming together of writers in their diverse manifestations, thoughts, and expressions, and the visual interpretation of these. Sometimes the original thought of the writer gets completely lost in the interpretations. Visual aids help us to decipher the writer’s intentions, and at the same time, enhance the reading experience – page 232
Source: GloMag GloMagApril18 – Page 232
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Narrow Road (Vol 4) – Apr 2018 by Narrow Road – issuu
Thank you Raamesh Gowri Raghavan for including ‘Strings’ in Narrow Road. An amazing issue.
(Strings- First published at Learning and Creativity.com Feb 2016)
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GloMag March18
Very happy to be a part of GloMag March 2018. Thank you Glory Sasikala for yet another brilliant issue! Much gratitude to dearest Aruna Edula for the image.
Of Gates, Goats and Roses is on pages 77-78
GloMag is the coming together of writers in their diverse manifestations, thoughts, and expressions, and the visual interpretation of these. – page 76
Source: GloMag GloMagMarch18 – Page 76
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A Thousand Deaths And Still She Asks – Countercurrents
She speaks from my womb Last time it was her entrails yelling having been pounded, wrung and spread out to die in wide eyed surprise at yet another killing
Source: A Thousand Deaths And Still She Asks – Countercurrents
