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Writers’ Kalam Literary Bulletin Celebrates the Changemakers Who Are Rewriting Power True change rarely arrives with fanfare. It begins quietly—in the verses of a poet, in the steady work of a teacher, through the courage of a doctor, or in the quiet defiance of a woman determined to rewrite her story. The Tribute Global Digi Awards for Women 2025 , hosted by The Holistic Pine: International Independent Lifestyle Journal , celebrates these quiet yet powerful revolutions. This year, the spotlight falls on women whose work—whether through words, classrooms, clinics, or community spaces—sparks transformation. They are poets, educators, reformers, and visionaries who prove that change doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it speaks softly—and the world listens. ✨ Meet the 2025 Women of Impact ✍️ Mayaa SH — Literary Excellence in Women’s Empowerment A fierce literary voice and tireless advocate for self-belief, gender equality, and mental well-being, Mayaa SH has authored 14 solo books and feat...
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My Poetic Hiatus: A Poem by Santosh Meher



My Poetic Hiatus


I am sure that these days
I'm facing a writer's block,
It seems I've completely
lost all my poetic stock!!

My poetic hiatus has now
become very long drawn,
God only knows where
All my thoughts have gone

Words somehow refuse
to orchestrate in my brain;
And any forced attempt
also seems to be in vain

Is it that all my poetic
inclination has saturated?
Or that my creativity has
magically evaporated?

If I sit to write something
I end up totally blank;
It feels as if I'm dealing
with an insolvent bank

All my mental prodding too
seems to be of no use;
It is as if my creative brain
is now in a state of disuse

Life without any poetry
is undoubtedly no good;
It is as worst as eating
insipid, boiled, bland food

I now begin to feel that I've
depleted all my creativity;
It appears that now I have
lost all my poetic ability

Then suddenly I realise
I haven't lost my drive;
What I've penned is poetic
-Wow, my art is still alive!


©️Santosh Meher

About the Author 


Santosh Meher

Santosh Meher is a poet and author who writes in English, Hindi and Telugu. His poems have been published in four anthologies till now, and he plans to publish his exclusive book soon. He writes on varied topics, spanning all hues of the canvas of life.
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