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The Metaphor of The Banshees of Inisherin: Exploring the Irish History Through Fractured Friendship
The Banshees of Inisherin metaphorically reflects the turbulent times in Irish history through a fractured friendship Irish War of Independence was a period of gory, anarchy and tumult for Ireland. Many promising young leaders who could have brought glory to the country died in this war which continued for approximately two years. In the works of famous Irish writers of those times such as WB Yeats's poem 'Easter 1916' which is an elegy for the leaders of IRA, whose loss deep
Apr 25, 2023


NaPoWriMo'23 Day Ten: Our silence lives in the bodies of others
The prompt is inspired by Ilya Kaminsky's Poem 'We lived happily during the War' The women in my family are without a home by Pritha Jain the women in my family are disgraced artists weeping into the after-hours but never once repenting their crimes enough. a haloed moon drools and watches in waning silence as their vermillion digs a sharpened claw into the fault lines of their foreheads. curses rot at the peripheries of dadi's face as she spits them back at her husband durin
Apr 16, 2023


Poetry, Protest and Propaganda — a Journey of Art Through Centuries of War
War is humanity's greatest self-inflicted evil. Yet, even amidst the mud, wire, and slaughter, art endures.
Mar 26, 2022
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