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Somali Mukherjee’s four small poems

As We Please


Life, a thorny way,

Can make us bleed if we choose;

Ease lets none succeed.

Sound Silence


Keeping mum’s better

Than to bare our heart and then

Regret our folly.

Wrathful Ruthlessness


Wrath leads us nowhere;

Pride, Envy, Wrath—all these are

Constant heartless steps.

Pondering


The more we ponder,

The better we can decide;

Still, don’t overthink.

Somali Mukherjee was born in 1993. From a very young age, she fosters an unshakeable passion to vent her thoughts and emotions in various ways, especially by penning down poems. Although she unburdens her head and heart by means of writing short stories, essays and such other creative pieces as well, she is an ardent lover of music and of fine arts. At present, she works as an author-cum-editor for a publication house in Kolkata, India. She has authored four books till date, namely,
Head and Heart: A collection of poems, A Prosaic Omnibus, My Little World and An Album of Various Moments: An Anthology.

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