Trivarna Hariharan
Trivarna Hariharan is an undergraduate student of English literature from India. A Pushcart Prize nominee, she has authored The Necessity of Geography (Flutter Press), Home and Other Places (Nivasini Publishers), Letters I Never Sent (Writers Workshop, Kolkata). Her writing appears or is forthcoming in Right Hand Pointing, Third Wednesday, Eunoia Review, Peacock Journal, One Sentence Poems, Birds Piled Loosely, TXTOBJX, Calamus Journal, Front Porch Review and others. She has served as the editor in chief at Inklette, and is the poetry editor for Corner Club Press. Besides writing, she learns the electronic keyboard, and has completed her fourth grade in the instrument at Trinity College of Music, London.
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Pilgrimage
On a mountain
shrouded by winter’s
mist,
we see clouds from
an evening long
gone.
Nocturne
Autumn’s
chrysanthemums
in my palm.
A sorrow
whose tenderness
I do not yet know.
Trivarna Hariharan is an undergraduate student of English literature from India. A Pushcart Prize nominee, she has authored The Necessity of Geography (Flutter Press), Home and Other Places (Nivasini Publishers), Letters I Never Sent (Writers Workshop, Kolkata). Her writing appears or is forthcoming in Right Hand Pointing, Third Wednesday, Eunoia Review, Peacock Journal, One Sentence Poems, Birds Piled Loosely, TXTOBJX, Calamus Journal, Front Porch Review and others. She has served as the editor in chief at Inklette, and is the poetry editor for Corner Club Press. Besides writing, she learns the electronic keyboard, and has completed her fourth grade in the instrument at Trinity College of Music, London.
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