Arc Magazine is an annual journal and its four issues have been published. Beside poems, we have kept a featured author section, Gregory...

The ghats of Varanasi have been a mystical cauldron for both western and Indian writers. Allen Ginsberg lived for a year near the ghats.

Egg by Linda Pastan is an epitome of figurative language and symbolism

I used to speak in poetry. I would read poems, and I would memorize them. People would say, well, what do you think,

Two types of literary laborers exist, one are owls who liked to write at night and another is Lark, who worked in the morning. W H Auden...

#poemoftheweek American poet Richard Shelton died recently on 29 November 2022. A poet of the desert, Shelton spent most of his life in...

Editor’s Note:— Our #poemoftheweek, The Lunatic is taken from Charles Simic collection “New and Selected Poems: 1962-2012.” Simic passed...

this week #poemoftheweek is Snowmen by Indian poet Agha Shahid Ali.

This week #poemoftheweek, Arc Magazine is little tree by E. E. Cummings ( 1894–1962). Cummings was a radical experimentalist.

Frank O Hara, member of the New York poetry liked to write ✍️ in collaboration with painters.

Editor’s Ink/Dr Pragya Suman This week, the poem of the week, The House Where Winter Begins, has an exciting background. David Thane...

Editor’s note: In the poem Snail, we see three layers are interspersed but arranged elegantly in simple narrative fabric. The simple and...

An American Poet Gerald Stern (2025-2022) died on 27 October 2022, He was to complete a century, unfortunately, it didn’t happen. His...

#poemoftheweek is “It is Certainly Yesterday” taken from the Arc prose poetry Anthology 2022, and winner of Arc Poetry Prize 2022,...

Mystery Bay is a profound and limpid poem. Here we see both niche, superficial mundane world and deep astral world stitched together, and...