Fiction and Poetry

it takes two to know the truth

this is a retelling of the truth, of my truth which is shadowed under his, he abused me, broke my lucky tooth, how uncouth, forced me to...

A Set of Hands

“And with every wrong set of hands, he wished only for a dispassionate life. A life of no knots, no slutty mothers and lovelorn fathers.”

After Sex

"Love is the coaxing that knives us open"

Narcissus and I

“Time is a blur and I do not remember what I was before. For as long as I know, the day I came upon these untouched waters, was the day I began to live. For is not to love, to live?”

By the Beach With My Grandmother

I hold her hand Her skin—wrinkled and loose and warm, green walls of veins I pinch it softly, and the fold stands, just for a moment, it stays like...

Seasons

“The changing of personalities, the unconscious smiles, the problematic views.”

Anthro-apology

A poem by Navya

Control

“His ship has gone down on this occasion, as it has many times before, but he knows he will sail again and the same sea will be waiting to engulf him tomorrow.”

North of Caufield

A poem by A.R.

Scenes From A Terrace

A poem by Kanishk Devgan