Poetly
aranyaThe Poetry Project | Poetly is an evolving archive of sensation. Each poem in this newsletter is curated with love, and accompanied by a commentary that creates a unique space for engagement with the poem.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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"Rewilding" love poetry
Early in her book The Soundtrack of My Life - Side B, Srividya Sivakumar, (one of the few poets I know who would not blanche at the label “love poet”), pronounces a maxim that made me take notice, and double down on the text.
ArteSpace - An E-Journal of the Arts
As I write this, the morning gathers the folds of its achkan and leans, with purpose, into the day. A chorus of undulating strains of fajr azān swills in the earlobe of dawn. Birds find their songs, and traffic mixes with the siren of a spe...
hamlet stands
when you begin something new, judgement is suspended. the mind awaits the dream - a window quietly opens. and the world enters the field of vision. it is the form that tells you how to invite it into possibility. in the fervour of new creat...
"The Map is Not the Territory" | Aranya's debut collection of poems
> music is the silence of thought, and the painting of sound…
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in the forest of your thoughts I burn dry leaves trying to see which way the wind blows
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