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Letter/Essay
The Courage to Be Real: Why Vulnerability Is Your Greatest Strength
Feeling too much? Saying too little? This heartfelt essay explores how vulnerability creates real connection, emotional healing, and lasting self-trust.
Poetry
I Never Loved a Mountain: A Poetic Reflection on Overcoming
A poetic journey from fear to triumph—this metaphor-rich piece explores the climb we all face in life.
Poetry
Poem Magnanimous Mother by Yogesh Chander Sood
This poem, "Magnanimous Mother," beautifully narrates the life of a child who loses his mother at a young age, detailing his upbringing by relatives and his enduring, unseen connection to his mother throughout his journey to adulthood, culminating in the hope of reunion in Heaven.
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The Secret World of Arrietty: A Tender Tale of Tiny People, Big Lessons
A heartfelt reflection on Studio Ghibli’s The Secret World of Arrietty — a story of friendship, survival, and quiet courage in a hidden world.
Poetry
Echoes in a Town of One: Poems of Solitude, Memory, and Loss
A poetic journey through haunting echoes, the weight of seven years, and the quiet loneliness of a one-person town. Intimate verses of loss and longing.
Letter/Essay
The Tribal Express: A Journey Through Time, Tomatoes, and the Forgotten Heart of India
A return journey from Kanha to Mumbai aboard a rickety village bus becomes a moving portrait of rural India—where goats share seats, time stands still, and wild tomatoes can bring an entire world to a halt.
Fiction
Half Past Six: A Station Between Memory and Silence
A poignant tale of longing, fleeting connection, and unspoken love—Half Past Six follows a solitary young man whose chance encounter at a railway station leads to a bond marked by time, loss, and the haunting pull of memory.
Poetry
World War Web Discourse: Never Again – A Poetic Call for Global Peace in the Age of Modern Warfare
A stirring poetic reflection on the horrors of war, nuclear threat, pandemics, and modern militarization—World War Web Discourse – Never Again urges humanity to choose peace, unity, and welfare over destruction.
Letter/Essay
A New Chapter: Lekh Becomes Paris Post
Paris Post is the new face of Lekh — a global literary journal for essays, letters, poetry, and reflection. A space for writers and readers across borders.
Letter/Essay
Abjection, Colonial Masculinity, and the Corpse: Reading Manto’s Thanda Gosht Through Kristeva and Fanon
An in-depth psychoanalytic and postcolonial reading of Saadat Hasan Manto’s Thanda Gosht, exploring the figure of the colonized body, abjection, and masculinity through the lens of Kristeva, Fanon, and Lacan.
