Poetry Magazine

Street light, warring against the darkness of the night, don’t you get tired watching it all get left behind? You watch the cars pass by, though some might stop by temporarily, you’ve witnessed them all leaving. How can you stand tall after all that you’ve been bearing? … Continue reading Outshine the Night →

December storms raging my bones
Glaciers packed into my marrowed spaces
Ankles buckling like they’re standing beneath the
Weight of snow on pine trees… Continue reading Poetry by Sanjana Krishnan →

I still remember as if it was yesturday
I was playing on the streets along with all the children in the neighbourhood
Little ones, the teens and even some of the adults
Street football was the one everyone loved
It was like a generation match, youngsters versus the adults
Everyone would be present for the street games… Continue reading Reality Check →

Even if we break apart
Remember, you’ll always be in my heart… Continue reading Lost Love →

Have you looked at the star chart?
It’s the night we would have shared tomorrow in Buffalo.
I found the coffee shop for our first meet
after you won the dare — it had a fire neither of us experienced —
some day, not one day, I said.… Continue reading One Day, Some Day →

Sometimes the smell
of gingersnap cookies
resonates in the air.… Continue reading Reminiscence →

I was born in the desert
South of the moon… Continue reading Third Person Flight →

she traced a heart
on the fogged glass
in the city… Continue reading Cold Love →

Do you look at all the patterns
The taut lines, playful swirls and dots
And the ways that they push and pull
Curve loud, singing colors and knots
The beats of hearts and sighs of souls… Continue reading Creative Respire →

Will you remember me?
When the ones you thought you knew
Leave you high and dry,
When your shadows
No longer stay by your side…..… Continue reading Will You? →