A Poem A Week by Anagha Smrithi
Anagha SmrithiA newsletter about the poetics of everyday life. Weekly poetry, straight to your heart and inbox. By poet and writer, Anagha Smrithi.
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August poem
The bed is unmade and so am I. I crouch low to sweep
broken glass off the floor, the crushed pieces shimmering
in the dustpan. Clumsy hands, I have never been too good
at holding things. The slippery days slid through my fingers
an...
On the drive up the mountain, we talk about childhood horror stories.
On the drive up the mountain, we talk
about childhood horror stories.
Men shapeshifting into wild boars at night. Beautiful women
in white, woeful and lonesome on a moonless night.
A mouthful of bloody teeth tucked away. Giant...
half a person
half a person
At times, I am only half
a person.
The other half is an absence
burning bright
and hungry. Like a star collapsing
in on itself.
Every I is a partial I, maybe
a lowercase i.
Wherever i am, i am also
elsew...
Mino's Dream
It was a ghastly dream at dawn that awoke Mino from an otherwise restful night of good, dark sleep.
She woke up in a terrible, thrashing daze, sick to her liver and spleen. She was bloodless in the face and hands, like a ghost wandering t...
Good days
July and I think these are good days. Some morning hour,
planting rows of sunflower seeds in light soil. The feeling
of the sky bowing down. With the sloped back of the forgiving.
Good days. Years from now, I might not remember the...
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Poet / Writer. Indian. 20-something. I write familiar poetry and weird fiction, or sometimes the other way around.
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