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Summer Solstice

Parth Pandya writes a poem about the season of summer and what it does to tormented souls.

The Long Silence

A man goes silent for a long time and the world around him interprets his silence in their own little ways. Parth Pandya writes a story about how a man’s silence influences the universe around him in unexpected ways.

Who Writes Things Like These?

Not all expressions of love are grand and not all grand expressions of love are loud. Parth Pandya writes a poem about a marriage of the two in unexpected ways.

The Almirah

A steel almirah was a common feature in many Indian households until recent times. Parth Pandya takes a nostalgic look back at this storage house of memories.

A Bookstore Rescue

In Parth Pandya’s poem, books come to the rescue of a man bogged down by life’s difficulties, and help him make his much-needed escape.

The Girl with the Whiskey Voice

Parth Pandya’s verse captures the life of a young woman whose soul though has aged owing to scars from her past.

A Love Affair

A woman arrives in a city that was never hers and soon becomes a fragment of that whole. Parth Pandya’s verse tells the woman’s story and her relationship with the city that took her hostage.

The Secret Life of Unfulfilled Dreams

Parth Pandya talks about why he believes one should pursue their dreams and explore the secret lives these dreams have to offer.

The Mannequin In the Window

A man invests his dreams in a shop and a mannequin in the shop window bears testimony to it. Read this by poem by Parth Pandya which tells the story of that man and the shape his dreams take.