A Bird That Was Most Used Up
by Riyas Qurana
‘A Bird That Was Most Used Up’ by Riyas Qurana is a four stanza poem about creativity. Here the poet illustrates himself and his creativity as an infinite source of greatness in his poetic writing
A Text About Reading The Letter
by Riyas Qurana
‘A Text About Reading The Letter’ by Riyas Qurana is a free verse poem with twelve stanzas dedicated to discussing a letter between a lover and his beloved.
Author Never Dies
by Riyas Qurana
‘Author Never Dies’, by Riyas Qurana, is a poem that utilizes the metaphor of “the bird” to express how elusive writing and wording can be.
Fish Bouncing Kiss
by Riyas Qurana
‘Fish Bouncing Kiss’ by Riyas Qurana describes a moment between lovers which contains hundreds of other memories retold beneath a tree.
Love Is Not A Word
by Riyas Qurana
‘Love Is Not A Word’ by Riyas Qurana, is a poem that personifies love and dives into the notion of love and what is needed to maintain it in relationships.
Not To Step Into The Arena Of Poetry Just On Request
by Riyas Qurana
‘Not To Step Into The Arena Of Poetry Just On Request’ is about a deteriorating friendship of the narrator, due to the misinterpretations.
Reminiscence Of My Mother, Filling In Blank
by Riyas Qurana
‘Reminiscence Of My Mother, Filling In Blank’ by Riyas Qurana is a free verse poem written in the first person
Surveillance
by Riyas Qurana
‘Surveillance’ by Riyas Qurana is a twenty four line free verse poem that discusses and highlights the claustrophobia that comes along with the concept of surveillance.
Tea at Sunrise
by Riyas Qurana
‘Tea at Sunrise’ by Riyas Qurana is a free verse poem of eleven stanzas written in first person about a sunrise that is anticipated to flip life upside-down.
The Little Girl Waved Her Hand
by Riyas Qurana
‘The Little Girl Waved Her Hand’ by Riyas Quarana describes a surrealist world in which the speaker reflects on the pond, clouds, and general evening.
The Story Of The Cat That Drank The Sea
by Riyas Qurana
In ‘The Story Of The Cat That Drank The Sea’ Riyas Qurana has used a very simple analogy to uncover the identity crisis an addict faces.
Upon the Table the Tea Turning Cold
by Riyas Qurana
‘Upon the Table the Tea Turning Cold’ by Riyas Qurana is a free verse poem that emphasizes the importance of reconciling the past and future.
When The Rain Started Drizzling Into His Story
by Riyas Qurana
‘When The Rain Started Drizzling Into His Story’ by Riyas Qurana is poem about growth and moving on, promoting self growth.