Poem: Half My Love Poems

ByManasi Nene Apr 21 2015Apr 22 2015

Video from Airplane Poetry Movement’s Poetry Performance: Taboo! at High Spirits in Pune on February 22, 2015.

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Manasi Nene

Manasi Nene is the founder of the Pune Poetry Slam. She is - as of April 2015 - a student at the Foundation for Liberal and Management Education. Manasi loves anything that questions dominant culture, and writes about it. Currently, her only aim in life is to meet Carrie Brownstein. Manasi can be found on Twitter at @manasi_nene.

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Deepthi says:

Apr 22 2015 at 1:34 AM

Wonderful!

‘Half my love poems will not be heard until all the love is treated equally!’
Brilliant !

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