Neptune Barman
Neptune Barman is a poet and author from Nalbari, Assam, best known for his books The Diary of a Teenager (2020) and The Life Behind the Bars (2021). His heartfelt verses, featured twice in The Year of the Poet series (USA), draw from real-life experiences that inspire reflection and positivity. A literature graduate, Neptune continues to craft poetry that bridges emotion, experience, and meaning.
The Diary of a Teenager
I remember reading short rhyming poems when I was in early school. I was in VII standards when my English teacher asked us to write poems o…
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The Invisible Divide: Reclaiming the Narrative of Northeast India
I remember introducing myself as someone from the Northeast to some classmates while pursuing my Bachelor’s in Delhi. They looked at me wit…
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Oral Tradition and Indigenous Identity in Temsula Ao's Works: A Literary Resistance from an Indic Perspective
T emsula Ao, a pioneering literary voice from Nagaland, offers a compelling lens through which to examine indigenous identity and the e…
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REDISCOVERING BHARAT: INDIGENOUS WISDOM FROM NORTHEAST INDIA IN A GLOBAL AGE
I n an era when the world faces rising environmental crises, fractured identities, and educational disillusionment, Bharat—holds keys for…
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LIFE OF A SPOUSE
The word SPOUSE is derived from the Latin terms spōnsus and spōnsa, meaning “betrothed man” and “betrothed woman”. I am not here to discu…
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SILENT TEARS
Each day passes like the day before but night is never the same when the world goes silent my heart speaks alone screaming without…
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LIFE BEHIND THE BARS
When I mentioned the word “BARS” in the title, most of us might have thought this article to be about the experiences in prison. But I …
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