Poetry
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Between Patriotism, Partition and Pakistan, here’s how Faiz Ahmed Faiz became a poet
Baran Farooqi
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‘I have written standing up in buses, on the fourth seat of a Mumbai local’: Jerry Pinto
Rohini Kejriwal
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Five poems for a rain-drenched June
Rohini Kejriwal
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This book unpacks the enigma of Arun Kolatkar and the many passions of the ‘Bombay poets’
Anu Kumar
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‘A poem is a conversation I hope to have with a reader’: Annie Zaidi
Rohini Kejriwal
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Watch: Tony Walsh delivers a stirring poem at a packed vigil for Manchester victims
Scroll Staff
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A terrible beauty shines through this tea garden poet’s fierce verses on war, freedom, erotica
Nabina Das
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How can Shakespeare’s ‘Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day’ be a love poem in blazing hot India?
Sumana Roy
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Five poems of longing for the sizzling month of May
Rohini Kejriwal
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What makes novelist Anjum Hasan a writer of poems but not a poet?
Rohini Kejriwal
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Video: Marital rape is as much a crime as harassment at the workplace, as a 16-year-old reminds us
Scroll Staff
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Why are Alys’s letters to her husband Faiz Ahmed Faiz consigned to elite private readings?
Farha Noor
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Are the internet and social media an opportunity or a distraction for poets?
Manik Sharma
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Watch: Why not call a vagina a vagina, asks a 16-year-old in her slam poetry
Scroll Staff
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India’s first poetry biennale shows that such events need to be held more often
Maaz Bin Bilal
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‘I like the process of writing poetry to be play rather than work’: Arundhathi Subramaniam
Rohini Kejriwal
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India’s new poetry is suddenly both political (is there a choice?) and personal
Nabina Das
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‘Poetry is a place of truth. Not factual truth, but truth of expression and emotion.’
Rohini Kejriwal
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Watch: Spoken-word poets and stand-up comedians have a powerful message on suicide
Scroll Staff
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Hope and disillusionment. Or, reading Derek Walcott’s poetry at 18
Ahona Panda