Tag:Journal of Indian English Writers

Poetry

Dark Gulal – Saurabh Som, Gurgaon

Dark gloomy faces And Torn dresses Cannot even afford A tinge of gulal My White holi dress My dark ashamed face Couldn't even make'em smile Those eyes behind curls One dark small...

IR - June 1, 2011

Poetry

Smoke – Ashish Nandwani, Chandigarh

I seek the stimulation of my nerves… In order to bear with the scrutiny of the world I mark a target everyday… To make my place on...

IR - May 19, 2011

Articles

A meeting with the almighty – Vincent Marias

It was during the good old days of my college life. Life was happy and carefree, devoid of any serious responsibilities other than collecting...

IR - May 12, 2011

Fiction

It’s hard to say- Haritha Hariprasad, Karnataka

The biggest irony in life, I feel, is that ‘every destination seems too far but the journey itself is too short’. But where...

IR - May 12, 2011

Fiction

A far away pain – Malu, Tamilnadu

The alarm rang. 6 am Anita opened her eyes. All she could see was the pouring rain. Cold breeze seeped through the half-opened window. It...

IR - May 12, 2011

Poetry

The Matriarch -Sheela Toshili Nath, Kerala

Once a brave matriarch Now a widow with a failing heart Faltering steps, feeble voice Empty eyes wait for the final act. Her three daughters in distant lands Possess...

IR - May 4, 2011

Articles