“We often confuse what we wish for with what is.” ― Neil Gaiman, MirrorMask I’m suffering from the dyslexia of emotions always getting confused and bewildered when the pain crosses the boundary to get mixed with the love when my longing for the company is oft met by your absence and a flurry of excuses I’m suffering … Continue reading Throwback Friday- Dyslexia-Megha Sood
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An Old Story by Tracy Smith, Classic Poems Presented By Go Dog Go Cafe’s, Barista’s
I was drawn towards this brilliant poem "An Old Story" by Poetry laureate Tracy Smith from her collection "Wade in Water" when I received the poster for the National Poetry Month 2019. The words in the poem bring so much hope and light so relevant to the desperate times that we all are in. An … Continue reading An Old Story by Tracy Smith, Classic Poems Presented By Go Dog Go Cafe’s, Barista’s
Recycled happiness- Throwback Friday-Megha Sood
Oh! there comes our salary our paycheck the key to all our happiness the things we wish for luxuries we longed for the glittery dreams are going to come true any moment now you will see. My lover will shower all her love kids and spouse will now understand my long-lost worth I’ll back as … Continue reading Recycled happiness- Throwback Friday-Megha Sood
Beckoning -Micro Poetry-Megha Sood
Throwback Friday- Journey- A Question-Megha Sood
“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.” ― Heraclitus A grandeur of illusion a miracle of sorts trailblazing your dreams and circling and creating that swirls in your eyes For that experience so surreal and so ecstatic at the same time. Where the life intersects the illusions between the dreams and reality Where … Continue reading Throwback Friday- Journey- A Question-Megha Sood
Published- Megha Sood
Hello Everyone! Please join me in congratulating Megha on another fabulous month of published work. Megha is kind enough to share this list with us as they are a wonderful resource should you decide you want to submit your own work. CONGRATULATIONS Megha! Have a wonderful month- Spring is in the air!- Linda Lee Lyberg … Continue reading Published- Megha Sood
THE MEDUSA PROJECT – Call For Submissions For International Women’s Day 2020- Megha Sood
I'm so thrilled to share my first call out for submissions as an Assistant Poetry Editor of Mookychick, a UK based feminist literary journal. We are celebrating International Women’s Day with a themed call for submissions that resonate with freedom, choice, and equality. The submission for the IWD will be later considered for e-book anthology … Continue reading THE MEDUSA PROJECT – Call For Submissions For International Women’s Day 2020- Megha Sood
Throwback Friday- Lonely Moon -Megha Sood
First Published in Literary Yard, August 2018 Time bends on the blade of a grass proving its existence and slowly the innocent raindrops follow the path and makes an impression in the heart of the earth slippery and slimy with the monsoon loneliness carries its weight around my little garden while the black nightingale cries and and the cruel … Continue reading Throwback Friday- Lonely Moon -Megha Sood
Throwback Friday-Old Shoes by Megha Sood
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. —From an Irish headstone” Lying on the top shelf covered with layers of time still, has their character carrying their worries from moments of time They smiled when he slipped into them wilted when they left aged with the feet for … Continue reading Throwback Friday-Old Shoes by Megha Sood
Published- Megha Sood
Hello Everyone! Please join me in congratulating Megha on another fabulous month of published work. Megha is kind enough to share the list with us as they are a wonderful resource should you decide you want to submit your own work. CONGRATULATIONS Megha! Have a wonderful month of Love, Linda Lee Lyberg Following is a … Continue reading Published- Megha Sood
