Category Archives: LitWeekend

Sombre Summertime

Posted on August 28, 2021 - 1:28pm by UT Desk
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Will a man’s sadness ever cease? And all at once be at peace?              Shall a man’s toil be worthless,              When his winter is ruthless? Could a charm be an arm? Where he could disarm his deformity. Is it … Continue reading →

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Morung: An Ode

Posted on August 21, 2021 - 1:37pm by Shimray
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Amidst the land of my forefathers;Stood a Hall praised for its excellence.The whites who roam our borders;Extol it greater than theirs. A hall filled with great carvings;Of horns and skulls that fill the pillars.Decorated by those dexterous hands;The hands that … Continue reading →

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Paper Birds – The 90s kid

Posted on August 14, 2021 - 5:07pm by UT Desk
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We laugh like it’s 1992 We dance like the Britney song will never end, We drink from our plastic cups watching the stars disappear  Some enchanting evening with our jitters and our glitters, Slow dancing to I don’t want to … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Memory

Posted on August 8, 2021 - 1:21pm by UT Desk
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The green field stretches on to a panoramic view,The rain begins its glorious downpour on the wind’s cue,The earth breathes, and the trees dance with life in the rain,A frog croaks nearby, relishing Nature’s bless’d reign. Farmers gather in their … Continue reading →

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I Told the Stars about You

Posted on August 1, 2021 - 11:17am by UT Desk
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I told the stars:When I look into her eyesThey twinkle and glowBrighter than any of you. I told the fresh spring flowers:You may be colourful and aromatic,But her fragrance is sweeter than any of yours. I told the young beautiful … Continue reading →

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A VALEDICTION TO ROSE

Posted on July 25, 2021 - 1:08pm by Shimray
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In the silence of the silent night, When the breeze is at rest. She took her last breath with all her might; E’er wanting her breath to last.  She closes her weak innocent eyes, As death grip hold of her life. Set forth a journey beyond … Continue reading →

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Not More Than My Flesh Allows

Posted on February 21, 2021 - 11:25am by UT Desk
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You cannot break me more than my flesh allows – You may think you have when my cheeks get moist; And think too I bleed, whene’er I bow my head. You may think you have won, and for it you … Continue reading →

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The power of punctuation

Posted on February 14, 2021 - 1:07pm by UT Desk
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In Letter and Spirit – 1 Pempem Wants to Eat Her Dad “Let’s eat, dad,” said Pempem. Now remove the comma after ‘eat’. “Let’s eat dad,” said Pempem. In the first sentence, ‘dad’ is a noun, who is being addressed. … Continue reading →

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The Unknown

Posted on January 24, 2021 - 11:44am by UT Desk
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What makes the heart keep beating, And that too in rhythm so perfect? Can anyone pause the blood flowing Through the veins without any defect? Have the wise men traced the origin And the omega of time continuum? Who can … Continue reading →

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He Left Her

Posted on January 17, 2021 - 12:23pm by UT Desk
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He left her.But she got herself another man,Soon before the neighbours knew.A handsomer one this time;Though he didn’t know which tie went with which shirt,He just knew how to make her feel good. When each morning she got out of bedTo … Continue reading →

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