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Wingword Poetry Competition 2025

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It Hurts

It Hurts

By Aayushi Srivastava

It hurts.
It hurts real bad.
I don’t know what went wrong.
Was it me? Or what I said?

Harbinger Yours

Harbinger Yours

By Dr Bhratri Bhushan

This wind of late autumn
feels like it bears your touch,

Woman

Woman

By Junita Threse

She started inside her,
No one in this society loved her,

Scars That Never Healed

Scars That Never Healed

By Shivani S

I'm drowning in my own blood,
fixing scars that were never my mistake...

Secret Love

Secret Love

By Chandana J.S.

You speak of skies, a boundless blue expanse.
Yet all I see is a greyed out, silvered shroud,

Reflection of the Soul

Reflection of the Soul

By Deevanshi Vasishtha

The mirror reflects an unknown face, shadowy eyes, and a heart in danger.

एक पत्र द्रौपदी के नाम

एक पत्र द्रौपदी के नाम

By Kanika Chaudhary

हे द्रौपदी, हे पांचाली
यज्ञसेनी, द्रुपदकुमारी
भारत इतिहास गौरवान्वित हो जाता है ,

Wings Of Tomorrow

Wings Of Tomorrow

By Niya Samith

The wings fly in the whispering breeze,
When the seeds take flight to dance with the trees

Not Her

Not Her

By Aadhya Kedia

I feel the need to transform,
Why? You ask, shattered scars leave prints,

Dear Friend, D'-ego

Dear Friend, D'-ego

By Sabhya Kulkarni

I remember, I remember
The day I made friends with you, D’-ego.

Story of A Common

Story of A Common

By Sameeksha Mishra

In a quaint little town, where dreams softly twirl, 
Lived a sweet little girl, a bright, shining pearl. 

Pessimism

Pessimism

By Sunil Maddikunta

Passing through the life’s pages,
Seeping through the leaves,

This City's Decrepit Veins

This City's Decrepit Veins

By Ashima Mishra

In this city, where shadows stretch wide
I wander aimlessly through jagged echoes 

The Summit's Call

The Summit's Call

By Jyothi Priya Angiya

Fearing the heights, 
Sky-high and
far-fetched,
I reclined in its base, a happy place
The nadir.

Warrior of Tranquility

Warrior of Tranquility

By Namya Gupta 

I stand in the fast-paced world 
Embracing conflicts.

Hate

Hate

By Prerna Lama 

She came bedecked, bejeweled,
Cloistered in vermillion,
To a fairytale.

खेल दिवस गीत

खेल दिवस गीत

By Prakash Dubey

महान मेजर ध्यानचंद की हॉकी याद दिलाता है,
खेल दिवस हम खिलाड़ियों में बल उत्साह जगाता है ।

Shadows of Resilience

Shadows of Resilience

By Avita Dsouza

I gaze with love at my shattered soul,
Broken in millions of pieces, no longer whole,

Walk the Road

Walk the Road

By Mily Kalani

The unknown has always been the thrill,
The gap closes with new faces that rush to fill.

The Red Veins

The Red Veins

By Anindita Basak

Today I shall leave the blood behind,  
Maybe chlorophyll, for a change of kind.

The Kind Fool

The Kind Fool

By Aabha Ghuli

I make my way towards the grocery store, take my place in the line.
I feel a tug, my wallet gone, empty is the pocket of mine.“STOP!” I scream, swiftly, turn my head.

Ghazal

Ghazal

By Sayyed Shariq Aks

जिसका दिल आइना नहीं होता 
उस पे फ़ज़ले ख़ुदा नहीं होता

Nightmare

Nightmare

By Ananya Avni

A beautiful life,
with a golden spoon; golden parents and a golden house,

I Am Fire

I Am Fire

By Mahek Dwivedi

I am like fire,
I light the dark,

Nirbhaya

Nirbhaya

By Anam Kazmi

They called her “Nirbhaya.”
(One without Fear)

Starry Night

Starry Night

By Vaishnavi Rana

Engulfing him is the aura of wisdom,
Instilled in him slowly as he saw the rise and fall of thousands of kingdoms.

Patient

Patient

By Saba Shaikh

Years of affliction, still incessant,
My purple pages have been patient.

Made For Me

Made For Me

By Akshitha Reddy Singireddy

Because,
Whatever you're made of—you're made for me.

The Witness

The Witness

By Shakunthala Natarajan

Swoosh… with one gentle stroke of wind,
I fell on the ground from my mother.

That Sweet Blasphemy

That Sweet Blasphemy

By Bijita Sharma

"Where there is love, there is bound to be heartache."

Uttered no words,