Chrysanthemum ChroniclesJun 302 minMy Eternal Mate! by Indrani ChatterjeeMa! The pulsation of your muses churns within When the snappy waft of gale carries the smell of jasmine. I can denote your shadow though...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 81 minSubmission is Now Open for Volume 2, Issue 5! Part of Summer Reading Period.Motherhood has a very humanizing effect. Everything gets reduced to essentials. -Meryl Streep ‘MOTHER’, the most precious emotion, the...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesApr 84 minReview of Myriad of Dreams by Nisha Tandon‘Myriad Of Dreams’ by Nisha Tandon is a collection of seventy-five poems. Published by Notionpress in 2021, this is the third book coming...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesApr 62 minSubmit for our New Poetry Book Project 'Monochrome Verses'Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words. Robert Frost True, isn’t it? Poetry is that sudden urge...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesJan 82 minTwo Poems by Lakshmi VenkatachalamLove Story of a Different Kind In the first flush of love, She is the moon to his earth, and he shines as hers, Satellites in constant...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesAug 5, 20212 minSubmissions Are Now Open for the Third Digital Issue"There is something so special in the early leaves drifting from the trees–as if we are all to be allowed a chance to peel, to refresh,...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesJul 28, 20211 minTomorrow's Deep Blue by Margareth Stewart The bluer bluest blue Here I come to reverence Here I come to embrace Here I come with no interference Between you and me There is the...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesJul 19, 20215 minReview of ‘In Absentia’ a poetry book by Prof. Swati PalA mother’s heart can ooze merely love even in absentia, the feeling of being present yet lost within the real world. Lost for the love of...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 28, 20214 minThe White Cup! by Nandita De nee ChatterjeeIt was searing hot! An old small mug, placed with a thump on the bed tray. 'Tea? Didn't I have tea?' 'No, Dida'. A shaking hand lifts the...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 15, 20211 minSilence has a Sound by Mitra SamalSilence has a sound when in the crowd there is cheering, laughter and fun but in my heart, there is a hollow deep and profound When...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 7, 20212 minThe Epitaph by Ananya MukherjeeOne day when the war is over, I will forget the face of my enemy The wound will stop bleeding And only a scar will remain. One day when...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 7, 20212 minLanguage of the Cosmos by Dipanjan Bhattacharjee#fantasy #spiritualism #quest Through every grain of elfin sands; the world speaks a voice, Through the winds that osculates the happy...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMay 3, 20214 minReview of Unturned Verses by Gopa Bhattacharjee“A book of mundane verses flowing like a brook that will soothe your soul, making you fall in love with contemporary poetry” 'Unturned...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesApr 6, 20212 minCall me by Your Name by Sunil BhandariI remember every summer when the sun was impossibly mine, I owned it to the point that the flowers took permission from me to seek its...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesApr 6, 20211 minCosmic Coitus by Som MazumderThat insomniac flute playing melancholic tune by the edge of nocturnal sky... fake bewitched smile caress the trust of love, in a package...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMar 29, 20211 minHaven Extraordinaire by Antara BanerjeeWhen the sun shines with mellow kindness, and blue butterflies hover around fragrant blooms… coral reefs reflect vibrant hues across...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMar 16, 20212 minSix Yards of Simplicity by Nandita De nee ChatterjeeThe smoke spirals up The heat scars her face Dark pigments blotching the tender skin Oblivious, she labours on with a half-smile Tossing...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMar 16, 20212 minO Woman! You Are Whole by Kokila Gupta Created from mud from desolate landscapes Residing in apathetic mind scapes Granted are her accomplishments Revered in benevolent mien-...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMar 2, 20211 minWhite Mussaenda by Nandita De nee ChatterjeeThe dust and din finally settles. It's way past sunset which no one cared to witness. Slumped shoulders trudged home. Burdened minds now...
Chrysanthemum ChroniclesMar 2, 20212 minInvoking the 'Devi' in us By Amrita Lahiri BhattacharyaIn the dark alleys of the infamous street, A litany of embellishments adorned her delicate feet, Selling her body was the only option,...