Aama Odisha ~

a literary e-Magazine which aims at encouraging budding writers to explore their creative flair and providing them with an outlet to showcase their writing talents. At the same time, we are dedicated towards emanating knowledge and creating an ambiance of positivism, spiritualism, love, peace, and harmony.

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Mausumi

Radhamohan Gadanayak ...

Park ra Sakaala

Poet- Jagannath Preasad Das ...

Adhikaari

Rajendra Kishore Panda ...

Nandighosha tora atakigalaa

Harihara Mishra ...

Jochana Go Tume Luchana

Lokanatha Panda ...

Krushna

Namita Paikatray ...

Nishabda Antahswara

Rajalakshmi Tripathy ...

Maati manishara gaathaa mun gaaibi

Hrushikesha Mohanty ...

Labanikhia Chaka

Sarbani Das ...

Barsha

Namita Paikaray ...

Bhagna Beenara Swara

Harekrushna Pradhani ...

Prema

Shiladitya Mohana Sahoo ...

Jibana

Sabita Barik Rauta ...

Faith

A man was on a long flight. The first warning of the approaching problems came when the sign on the airplane flashed on: 'Fasten your seat belts'. Then, after a while, a calm voice said, “We shall not be serving the beverages at this time as we are expecting a little turbulence. Please be sure your seat belt is fastened.” As he looked around the aircraft, it became obvious that many of the passengers were becoming apprehensive. Later, the voice...

The Golden Fruit

Abhash Kumar Boral, abhash0@yahoo.co.in Paltan Padia, Khurda-752055 Namu wiped his spectacle glasses. He tried to clean the thick glasses with his dirt soaked cloth. He wanted it clean to have a clear vision of the fruit that he wanted to see after all these long years. It was the fruit of his dream since his childhood, since the time the enchanting man whispered it into his ear that this would be his only achievement in life! That...

A Worthy Life

Anupam Patra Bhubaneswar anupamppatra@gmail.com blog- http://anupampatracontemplates.blogspot.in/    Nothing changed about Vikram, during an epoch span of almost four years, who lay like a vegetable on the foldable bed in Cabin No. 11 of Sri J.J. Naidu Hospital, bound to the tubes and pipes galore. His zealous eyes, blinking in quick succession followed by an undue hiatus, suggesting a faint forgetfulness and unmatched intrigue...

Another fairy-tale

Bijaylaxmi Sarangi Cuttack She was fairly tired of playing at a single place. It was her elder sister who prevented her from moving even a step ahead right from that place. They were seated under a banyan tree at the upper right side of the canal. All other kids had vanished from eye sight. Only few women were taking dip, down the canal along with their earthen pots. The canal makes most of their living. Their father like many others...

Easy

Sunil Gangopadhyay With ease I make a million flowers bloom, All at once I light up some suns, moons, stars, In a passing whim I blow out the moonlight (Remember that moonlight?) or the sunlight (remember that too?). Don't believe a thing my detractors say. They might say that I am a child or a fool, or a magician, --- Ragged tents, broken drums, patches on his black coat, but look what a deadly dance he's dancing on the pupils...

Ash

Jayanta Mahapatra The substance that stirs in my palm  could well be a dead man; no need  to show surprise at the dizzy acts of wind.  My old father sitting uncertainly three feet away  is the slow cloud against the sky:  so my heart's beating makes of me a survivor  over here where the sun quietly sets.  The ways of freeing myself:  the glittering flowers, the immensity of rain for example,  which...

Anupama: Letter

Parthasarthy Jena parthnewdelhi@gmail.com New Delhi Thousands scents/ Thousands whispers Come up--- From this unwrapped envelope Thousand dreams run through/get hitched I walk along with the smudged parallels/ Evening flowers And the verdant sky I walk along the boulevard In drizzle Walk along the moonlit sky Walk into the canoe The boatman sings castles and the princes/ Butterflies play up Along the shore/  The...

Dancing With Kalia Dhana

Silke Liria Blumbach Berlin, Germany Photo © & courtesy- Rajika Puri Who was your dancer, I am asked. You were the most radiant  dancing couple of the night! two records spinning on the turntable drew me in like big big eyes  I found myself whirling at the speed of light through all-colours, no-colours and edge  embracing the beat of a wooden heart  with whom have I been dancing  the light...

A Round Pair

Dr Kumarendra Mallick Hyderabad You played the usual trick,  Under the pretest of beauty You gave men and women Almond and fish-shaped eyes With a narrow corner To hold smiles and tear Love and anger Joys and fear, And designed for self A lovely round pair With no beginning no end, always so wide no secret corners emotions known to us to hide. You have a pan-view, you see the whole and real And not...

On my way

Manish Kumar Rout I stopped and pondered, as he marred a valid point, but before I could answer, the other on the left replied.. "I was with you always, encouraging your every move, and it was I for whom, you have to reach your goal. You have to move one, for the others are doing so, if you wait for the others, you will have nowhere to go." "You have to make compromises, for that's the way of life, you have to compete, give...

Morning

Pradipta Kumar Mohanty Jharsuguda Art by- David Schuster The horizon obscures by the shrouds of smoke spurt from the funeral pyre of a deceased found in the nearby brewery. A yell of scream echoes in the air as a mendicant faces an attack of a hostile mob for stealing a slice of loaf. Really shocks Alas ! Most people seem destitute of common human feelings. A gloss of ...