NaPoWriMo'23 Day Seven: Prayers walk in high heels

NaPoWriMo'23 Day Six: Orange

NaPoWriMo'23 Day Five: We are gift-wrapping the earth in plastic, but for whom

NaPoWriMo'23 TTT x PoemsIndia : Women In Love

NaPoWriMo'23 Day Three: Every Dead Thing is in need of more mourning

NaPoWriMo'23 Day Two: Flowers at Night

NaPoWriMo 2023 Day One: I started something I couldn't finish

The Poet’s Crime

My father placed the snapshot of my mother on the day I bled and became a woman

My father’s mending nursery

The universe plants sadness in our blood cells to sometimes grieve the unmourned

I’m dying to not leave you first

I wish we never run out of tomatoes

My childhood is a train to Kerala

How beautiful it is to go grocery shopping

If God is anywhere, He’s in Music

The Sparrows Have Left and other poems by Adarsh Sathyan

Where are the surviving poems hiding (Poems by Abhijeet Singh)

Rain Poems, 2022

The longer I stay away from you, the more my skin sheds itself, Poems of Mahlaqa Batool