Two poems of Anindita Mitra
Two poems of Anindita Mitra Downpour and Fantastical Chat Miraculous blue hue of fantasies merges deep into the essence of every woman’s heart, sharp lines of longing dangle enigmatically with…
Two poems of Anindita Mitra Downpour and Fantastical Chat Miraculous blue hue of fantasies merges deep into the essence of every woman’s heart, sharp lines of longing dangle enigmatically with…
Two poems of Badruzzaman Alamgir Internal Avenue How far million miles are? Don't ask this to a scientist a professor neither. Ask this question to a tree Who never walks…
Two poems of Dristi Dija A Feral Vixen, Veiled as A Meek Lamb Inside, a feral vixen wrestles, Like an unborn child in the womb. As if, with just a…
Two poems of Pias Majid Your Words Were you trying to say something? A veil of mist has settled over your words. Before this, it was sunlight, and before that,…
Two poems of Rukhsana Kajol Horipriya Dear Horipriya, I was looking for a lost noon but accidentally discovered that I ambushed a memory-house. All those known roads opened up the…
Two poems of Sazzad Saeef State There is no point in crowding here. All the red ants have gone engulfing the shadows. The river has been eroded in the middle,…
Two poems of Tuwa Noor There Will Never Be Dawn We do not talk about our issues anymore, even though we don't have any intention. This is not a matter…
Two poems of Zafor Obayed The Coffin of Blossoms In the Coffin of Blossoms, we lay our sorrows to rest, Tears, like petals, softly falling, in this flowery chest. Unrestrained…
Two poems of Ali Siddiqui I Have Come to You You had said, to lose oneself, to wander away, You had said, on this earth, there are so many mountains,…
Alluvium Poetry month, April 2025 || Issue- 2 Editorial Dear readers, The publication of this issue of Alluvium, an initiative of translated Bengali poetry by Monmanchitra, coincides with the celebration…