Poems & Haiku – By Thanges

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  Translated from the Tamil by Rajesh Subramanian     1. Even while I was just watching, A falling bright star comes and falls into my palm as a word. What am I...

Constant, Thy Remembrance – Poem(s) by Sibichelvan

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  Translated by Latha Ramakrishnan   1. Constant thy remembrance Constant Oh Mount thy remembrance Constant Oh Sea thy remembrance Constant Oh wind thy remembrance Constant Oh fire thy remembrance Constant Oh Water,...

Poems by A. Nasbullah

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  Translated by : Sri N Srivatsa    The Mountain Eaters I cross a rivulet and reach the valley where you live. You are eating a mountain. Realising that the mountain is not enough to satiate...

Poems by Anandh

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  Translated by Rajesh Subramanian   A little while ago   Where Is the bird  That was flying in the Window framed sky A little while ago? It is flying A little while ago. You and...

Poems by Muthamizh Virumbi

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    Translated by C. Rajeswari   The focus Placing the knife apart, And the moment He turned aside. Picked up and flew away A tiny piece of mutton From the butchering table The crows.   A...

Two Poems – By Atmanaam

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  Translated by Karthik   Alms Become a beggar Ask for alms Beseech,beg – Louder ! Not as far as the street corner Your voice should cross the Infinite space The food for...

The Story of the Cat That Drank the Sea

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Poem: Riyaz Qurana Translated from Tamil by: Rajesh Subramanian The drop that was sucked this afternoon was the last one. The sea went dry. From the moment the...

What For ? – Poems by C. Mani

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  Translated by E. Annamalai   What For? 1. I didn’t come to rush to my office straight from home. I came to watch with fun, stopped and musing, like a boy sent to school...

Poems by A.Nasbullah

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  Translated by Sri N Srivatsa    God's Blessings Declining the great love of God with a frozen head hugging hard your fake operating systems technology, mind filled with sea rock whenever you attempt to go...

The Death of a Railway Carriage – A Poem by S.Vaidheeswaran

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  Translated by Dr. Indira Parthasarathy   The rail tracks broke reaching the dead end And There the weather beaten forlorn carriage stood like an animal wounded at a...

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