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A place that I call my own. A place that houses my thoughts and my words. You will feel at home here. So just enter and enjoy.
Kirti
Self proclaimed bibliophile, poet, coffee-lover and a lifelong learner. Books, coffee and music is my definition of a retreat.
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Inked Thoughts
Inked Thoughts is a tender and evocative collection of poems that captures the many shades of human experience. From the quiet beauty of rain, seasons, and landscapes to the ache of memory, loss, and injustice, these poems trace a heart that is attentive, questioning, and deeply felt. Written in a voice that is intimate yet accessible, this collection invites readers to pause, reflect, and discover poetry in the everyday as well as the extraordinary.
Recent Posts
Ink – An Acrostic
Ideas and thoughts that Nestle in our minds and Kindle our emotions, Inking them onto paper, Neat and crisp, oh! Keyboards can't do that magic. Idyllically holding the pen, Nursed with ink of any hue, Kaleidoscope of imaginations emerge. ...
Raining Drops of Rainbow Verses
Indrani Chowdhary's Raining Drops of Rainbow Verses is a wonderful collection of poems written from her heart. The poems cover a myriad of topics ranging from People, Nature and places, musings etc. Few of my favourites from each section are mentioned below People and...
Girl n a Million
Girl in a Million written by Anitha Padanattil and published by the Room 9 Publications is a beautiful story about friendship. The narration started in Ooty where the 4 girl ganga Zenana is formed. Each member of the gang is unique and probably that's what brings them...
Forests
Forests, So dense, And so deep. You Nurture creatures, Big and small. Your Depth speaks, Mythology and epics, Civilizations, Inventions, progress, Of human race. I Oft wonder, About our existence, Sans Your rich And majestic presence. Pic Courtesy : Photo...
Janaku
Janaku, the poetry style that has no rules regarding rhyme or syllable. It comprises of three lines. First line has one word, second line two and the third line has three words. Eg : Sun, The mystical Ball of fire. Read through the poem Forest under Poetry which is...
Ashoka’s Atonement
The battlefield bore a deserted look, With lifeless bodies strewn all over. Some were sans heads and some sans limbs. The mud was soaked in blood, Not sure whose it was though. The mighty king of Kalinga, Stepped out to check the field. All he could hear was...