Journals
- ‘Entropy’ and ‘We left Bombay to start over’ at Mascara Literary Review
- ‘Arambol’ and ‘The Ghazal of the Forest’ at Green Light Dhaba
- The City of Water at Unsplendid
- The Wading Women of Marina Beach at Poetry Friends
- ‘The Vivid Stream’ and ‘Snails’ at Eclectica
- ‘Girls on the Hill’ at the Poetry Africa 2009 Website
- Four poems at Origami Condom
- ‘Speaking in Tongues’ and ‘Separation’ at Nth Position
- Three poems at Pratilipi
- Ways to bring in the new year at Pratilipi
- Older at Quay Journal
- ‘The Patio’ and ‘Arambol’ at Cha: An Asian Journal
- Three poems at Kritya
- Two poems at Muse India
- ‘The Kitchen God’s Mistress’ at A cappella Zoo
- Three poems in Yellow Medicine Review
Anthologies
- Three poems in Poetry with Prakriti (Prakriti Foundation, 2010)
- Three poems in Not A Muse (Haven Books, 2009)
- Five poems in Mosaic (Unisun, 2008)
most of them are poignant compositions, the endearing journey all through as they leave lasting impact on the readers mind…finally, the time worth spent!
Such powerful verse!
Speaking in Tongues is something else indeed.
Brilliant work!
What inspires you?:)
@Chandrashekar, Vidya: Thank you for reading. Glad you liked them.
thanks,
Your poems are lovely, haunting, melancholy sunshine,
drenched with longing, nostalgia, loss.
You have inspired, so here it is….
My beautiful brown leaf glows warm when spread before the sun,
and behind, the violet mountain below snowpeaks, before the
winter blue.
And so too, our brown age veins and creases
glow with so warm being
that when finally we alight in earth
the snows must melt.
Thank you, Victor.