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Malayalam’s Ghazal
by
Jeet Thayil
Open your windows to the fresh air of Malayalam.
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Mediterranean
by
Sudeep Sen
A bright red boat / Yellow capsicums / Blue fishing nets
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Memoir
by
Vijay Seshadri
If I wrote that story now — / radioactive to the end of time —
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Catabolism
by
Tsering Wangmo Dhompa
a house catches fire; a body snaps as a matchstick or a leer;
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How to Wear an Indian Village
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Kuzhali Manickavel
If you are a man, have two tender coconuts even though they will make you
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Nickname
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Sweta Srivastava Vikram
I put jasmine oil on my wrist. / You draped my tiny shoulders
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The Morning After the Festival
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Tanya Mendonsa
...a solitary form wrapped in grey: it seems to float on water.
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The Cardiologist’s daughter contemplates a heart
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Natasha K. Moni
When will science/learn what her father knows/—the heart is a house
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Cutter
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Rajiv Mohabir
Now,/hide your darkness in lines—/who reads poetry anyway?
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Drift
by
Sohini Basak
this evening my memory turned translucent/ like the bloom of moon jellyfish
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The Abduction
by
Leeya Mehta
crammed strawberries into angels’ mouths but they / would not keep silent
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Refusing Rama
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Subhashini Kaligotla
Like a clay pot / she swelled, leaking me ...
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Jungle Book
by
Srikanth Reddy
Once as we scavenged in the jungle I asked my friend/about sadness.
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One-eyed
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Meena Kandasamy
dhanam sees a world torn in half. / her left eye, lid open but ...
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Skype Window
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Sumana Roy
someone said you have “tribal shoulders”.
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Turn Away
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Dipika Mukherjee
from hemp ropes on slender necks, the embroidery glinting
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