About Daddy
Harshitha’s poem expresses deep gratitude toward her father for unwavering support and guidance, acknowledging him as a steady source of strength and love.
The Glorification of Burnout
Adeeba observes how avoiding self-reflection by staying busy can lead to burnout and health issues; prioritizing mental rest is vital for well-being.
Through the Bird’s Eye…
Riddhima explores themes of memory, desire, and the passage of time with a bird’s eye view perspective
Republic, With Blood on the Tricolour
Adhira, with piercing honesty condemns inequality, moral decay, and political apathy eroding justice, dignity, and opportunities.
The Metamorphosis…
Anjana writes a woman’s metamorphosis through grief, war, love, loss, and resilience—rising as fire-winged defiance against violence, power, and imposed identities.
I don’t like winters.
What is there to smile?
Do they Converse?
Are they the trees?
It is about rain…
Harshitha’s poem celebrates the beauty and importance of rain, highlighting its joy, necessity for life, and connection to memories.
Toxic Positivity: The Pressure to be Okay
Adeeba Khan emphasizes the importance of acknowledging pain over forced positivity, advocating for open expression of emotions and eliminating societal pressure to appear okay.
Someone for Everyone
Chandani’s poem emphasizes that everyone has someone who loves and supports them, despite their flaws and challenges.
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