Evening Scene From My Table
by Vikram Seth
‘Evening Scene From My Table’ by Vikram Seth is a four stanza poem that is separated into sets of four
How Rarely These Few Years
by Vikram Seth
In ‘How Rarely These Few Years’ Seth delves into themes of forgiveness, family relationships, and the finiteness of time. The
Mistaken
by Vikram Seth
In ‘Mistaken’ Seth explores themes of relationships and identity. He paints a picture of an unknown speaker and a listener
Sit
by Vikram Seth
‘Sit’ is a fairly straightforward poem. The syntax and vocabulary make the poem easy and pleasurable to read. Plus, these
Soon
by Vikram Seth
‘Soon’ by Vikram Seth is a seven stanza poem that is made up of sets of four lines, known as
The Frog and the Nightingale
by Vikram Seth
‘The Frog and the Nightingale’ by Vikram Seth utilizes its stanzas and rhyme scheme to portray a fictional story of two animals who sing.
The Tale of Melon City
by Vikram Seth
Vikram Seth’s famous work, ‘The Tale of Melon City,’ is well-known for being a humorous and almost child-like poem in the uniquely ridiculous nature of its story.
The Wind
by Vikram Seth
In ‘The Wind’ Seth explores themes of struggle, the human condition, and solitude. The poem begins and ends swiftly with
What’s in it?
by Vikram Seth
In ‘What’s in it?’ Seth delves into themes of love, obsession, and longing. The poems told from the perspective of