Poetry

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A Love Story:
Parminder Singh Sodhi
& Punjabi Haiku SIDDARTH BANERJEE

A love story that started in Punjab and blossomed 5,000 km away in Tokyo, Japan.

Days Like This A Poem by RUBANI QAUMI

"There are days / I want to talk / To myself / Converse with my mind ..."

S(he) FELICIA KAUR JODHKA

"She unites me with my Lover and graces me with solace. / She completes me.  She perfects me ..."

Mother HARDARSHAN SINGH VALIA

"She would move the mountain / So that the wind could blow into the valley ..."

This Love Story:
International Women's Day INNI KAUR

"Oceans place pearls at your feet / Earth offers you her gold ..."

How Many More Candlelight Vigils? A Poem by PARVINDER MEHTA

How many more solidarities / do we need to affirm?

The Poet Every Woman Needs to Read:
Rupi Kaur ERIN SPENCER

"Moments. People's stories. Their experiences. And the way those experiences make them feel ..."

By Divine Favor ... EK ONG KAAR KAUR

"By divine favor, / You live peacefully on the earth, / And you laugh in the company / Of your children, siblings, friends and spouse ..."

Blind Faith GAGANPREET SINGH

"Blind yearning to lead the blind, / The one-eyed, they know best. / Who cares about having full sight?"

Echoes of WWI
In Punjab’s Folk Songs KARAN DEEP SINGH

Echoes of the Great War can still be found in fading folk songs and poetry once popular in corners of rural Punjab.