Violet-purple hues scattered all around
Gargi Sidana
Fluttering the beam of hope
Colour distinguished by religion
Religion of disparity and caste
Long-navel neck splinter the thoughts
Thoughts of humanity
Bountiful feathers of linguistic faith narrate the tale of discrimination
Two ugly toes cremated beneath the fossils of duality
Partiality hops like a crow
Photo: Kan Tri
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RAWGUE.’s 4th issue delved into the grey, moody, and cold atmosphere of winter. Yet it did not sink into the depths of madness or depression. Instead, it embraced this season of hibernation, allowing 31 artists from all over the world to present their timid work beneath a veil of quiet beauty.
Gargi is a skilled writer from India. Her poems and essays have been published in various journal and zines. You can find her writing on Instagram.
