"Open me up like an atlas"
A poem about identity, comfort and pride. Thank you for reading! <3
A short simple piece I wrote based on two prompts from Instagram: 'write about your eden' and 'is anyone listening?'
(Song:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJt8RDOjKBU)
A tribute to the land my ancestors came from. #222 of 2023.
The fifth poem for my series "Across the Universe," please enjoy!
A cinquain poem dedicated to my ancestors.
We all feel that call in one way or another. A connection that can never be severed.
Advice and good web sites to help you get started on you genealogy research
Hathaan Diya Lakiraan is a Punjabi phrase that translates to "lines on your palms". These lines outline the journey taken by those before you. Mehndi is the traditional Punjabi term for "Henna". Henn...
A poem describing my complicated relationship with spiders ;)
Written a month before I found out that the woman Iām named after was a racist.
A poem about history and ghosts. Loosely inspired by Langston Hughes, Robert Graves and Thad Stem Jr.
The nature's perception of the human kind (may have mistakes, feedback appreciated)
"Open me up like an atlas"
A poem about identity, comfort and pride. Thank you for reading! <3
A short simple piece I wrote based on two prompts from Instagram: 'write about your eden' and 'is anyone listening?'
(Song:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJt8RDOjKBU)
A tribute to the land my ancestors came from. #222 of 2023.
The fifth poem for my series "Across the Universe," please enjoy!
A cinquain poem dedicated to my ancestors.
We all feel that call in one way or another. A connection that can never be severed.
Advice and good web sites to help you get started on you genealogy research
Hathaan Diya Lakiraan is a Punjabi phrase that translates to "lines on your palms". These lines outline the journey taken by those before you. Mehndi is the traditional Punjabi term for "Henna". Henn...
A poem describing my complicated relationship with spiders ;)
Written a month before I found out that the woman Iām named after was a racist.
A poem about history and ghosts. Loosely inspired by Langston Hughes, Robert Graves and Thad Stem Jr.
The nature's perception of the human kind (may have mistakes, feedback appreciated)