Morning Sunshine
Morning Sunshine

Morning sunshine hugs my bones

Light that trickles in slowly
And then drenches

Alive, and hot
But a love that melts in my mouth

Tickles the tops of blades of grass
Plays between my hair, sunshine

I wish I could pour you into a jar and keep you close

Burst through my blood
Caress my skin

Reaches out to hold me, sunshine
I am safe in your arms.

Sanaya

Sanaya is a lawyer in Bombay. She currently spends most of her time reading and drafting documents. If she’s not doing that, she’s playing music, writing, or planning what to eat, next.

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How to Leave a Note

Poetry by Sanaya

What matters is how you leave a note A musical note, pressed down by your fingers, hammer to string to sound, will echo what’s in your head while you play...
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Victory Dance

Poetry by Sanaya

Let me dance my Victory dance around the anarchy that crumbles Inside me. Rubber band arms stretch far out Collision Rejection Dismantle this machinery of misery, let each bolt fall...
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You are an Era

Poetry by Sanaya

You are an era And I am a tourist, reading A history book about you. I went through the several phases — Old school rock, 60’s jazz and retro The...
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Anthology

Declension in April

Poetry by Frank Golden

Lacking an ordained task, I sit in the blue chair facing south, rain on the circular field past Ballyhaine, rifts of blue opened by the wind, a taper of baling...
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In Between

Poetry by Sanaya

I live in the space between sound I live where you can’t hear the sound of your heart beat I live in pause and rest I live between the staccato...
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रस्मो-रिवाज

Poetry by Omendra Ratnu

रस्मो-रिवाज वो निभाएं जिन्हें ग़रज़ हो दुनिया वालों से, ना रुसवाई का कोई डर था ना था खौफ पशेमान होने से , खुद को मिटाने की कसम पे चले हैं वफ़ा...
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