Kirti V

An IT Professional turned teacher who loved to write took to serious writing during the 2020 pandemic. I prefer writing poems but have written some short stories as well. A voracious reader, linguist, an avid quizzer, music and sports lover, self proclaimed coffee addict and foodie that I am, my creations also reflect the same. Have contributed to some anthologies and look forward to publish my own sometime. Kirti's Signature is the foundation for that.. Happy to share my work with you all through this website. It contains poems, stories, mini bytes (pocket poems and pocket stories), reviews and a glimpse of my published work!! The website will also feature the different types of poetry forms with the explanations and sample poems written on the same.
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Better Late Than Never

Better late than never goes the adage,  Realizing that, oh! Indeed, it takes time.    It was all lovely, like a fairy tale,  For the coy and young bride.  She enjoyed the new phase of life,  Lest she knew, it...

Naga Uta

Originated from Japan, and developed during the Edo Period (1603-1867), the Naga Uta initially was created as a dance music. This form is now used to tell a story accompanied by shamisen music (the...

Sea, the Storyteller

The sea so vast and calm, Looks serene and divine. The soft gurgle that it makes Seems to spin a tale. Listen! It comes closer, To share a secret I feel, Or a tale of love? Or does it talk about...

Flaunt Your Flaws

None is born perfect,  And it's your flaw That makes you unique.  Flaunt the flaws proudly,  And to the so called well wishers,  Just pay no heed.  Even the moon has spots,  And so does the diamond.  It's the flaws they possess,  The...

Boston Tea Party

Can you imagine, Tea, generally harmless, Became so harmful, That it led to a massive Destruction and mushroom cloud.  Image by USA-Reiseblogger from Pixabay

Kyoka

Kyoka is a poetry form that is used to make fun of politicians or leaders, and to make fun of certain events that took place.  It follows the syllable count of tanka: 5-7-5-7-7

An Ode to Papyrus

Born in China,  You became a globetrotter.    You are an artist's delight,  And a writer's pal.    You carried words soaked In love and hatred.    You were a witness,  To several treaties too.    Pacts were signed on your surface,  And remained sealed forever.    You created...

Summer Scenes – A Haiku

Parched earth : arid, dry, Gnawing the juicy mangoes Awaits to get drenched. 

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