- Eulophia – Originally published in Terror House Press Magazine (which is based in Budapest, Hungary), on 18th December 2020.
- The spring of Her Love– Originally published in Terror House Press (which is based in Budapest Hungary) Magazine on 18th December 2020.
- Respect & Love– Originally published in Terror House Press Magazine (which is based in Budapest Hungary) on 18th December 2020.
- The Shortest Distance– Originally published in Sadgirlslit (Literary Magazine of Sad Girls Club, which is based in New York, USA) on 24th September 2020.
https://www.sadgirlsclublit.com/post/the-shortest-distance-ranjith-sivaraman
This poem was also featured on LKMNDS podcast (Produced in Partnership with The Elevation Review& Kneeland Centre for Poetry Inc, Indiana, USA) on 10th November 2020
https://radiopublic.com/the-lkmnds-podcast-Wo24B4/ s1!c4909
5. Bar-tailed godwit – Originally published in Adelaide Literary Magazine -No. 44, Which is based in New York (US), and Lisbon (Portugal) on 9th January 2021
6. Koonthal (The Squid) was Originally published on 19th November 2020 in Puzha Magazine. (The first online magazine in the Malayalam Language, Which is based in Aluva, Kerala, India)
http://www.puzha.com/blog/ koonthal/
7. Mullappoo Gandham ( The Fragrance of Jasmine) was Originally published on 4th April 2021 in Puzha Magazine.
8. Men was Originally Published in The Parliament Literary Journal, based in New Jersey (USA) on 16th May 2021.
9. The Seventh Spring was Originally Published in The Silver Birch Press, based in Los Angeles (USA) on 2nd June 2021.
10. You Burned Us Day and Night was Originally published in poetryandcovid.com,on 8th June 2021.
It is a Project funded by the UK Arts and Humanities
Research Council, University of Plymouth, and
Nottingham Trent University).
11. There is Someone was Originally published in Poetrywivenhoe.com based in Essex,UK on 29th June 2021
12. The Pillow was originally published in ‘The Writers Club’, London on 17th July 2021.
13. Coffee Bean was originally published in the ‘Writer’s and Reader’s Magazine’ UK on August 2021. Also published in Litterateur RW magazine on 10th October 2021, which is published from Thiruvananthapuram,India.
14. I Have You Only, Originally published in the Wordcity Lit based in
Albertta, Canada on 19th September 2021. Also published in the October 2021 issue of ,The Raven Review ,published from Texas,USA.
15 Three Dots– Originally Published in the October 2021 issue of ‘The Moon Magazine’,published from T’kemlúps te Secwépemc, USA.
16. Because You are with Me –Originally published in the sandpipermag, USA, on 7th November 2021.
17. Unsolved Problem– Originally published in the Queer Toronto
Literary Magazine, Canada on 12th November 2021.
18. Cloak of Solitude– Originally published in the Modern Literature Magazine,
based in Chennai, India, on 12th November 2021.
19. The Secluded Silences.-Originally published in the Modern Literature Magazine, based in Chennai, India, on 12th November 2021.
20. Sonnet to SPB-Originally published in the Modern Literature Magazine, based in Chennai, India, on 12th November 2021.
21. Scent of Milk-Originally Published in the Winter 2022 Issue of Remington Review, USA on 19th Jan 2022.
22. My Grande Dame– Originally Published in the Silver Birch Press, Los Angeles, on 29th January 2022.
23. Why do You Love Me? -Originally published in the ” All STARS ISSUE” of The Parliamentary Literary Journal, New Jersey, USA., on 14th August 2022.
- Articles published under Pen Name will be revealed later.
Mr.Sivaraman, was a finalist in the The Voice of Peace anthology competition 2021, organised by the ‘League of Poets’
Ranjith Sivaraman is, without a doubt, a stand-out among the rare and gifted writers. Amongst a sea of submissions, Ranjith’s work, “Men” caught the attention of our entire staff. It moved us in its expert composition and in its willingness to lay bare real emotion and experience. It was a jewel of a poem and we remain profoundly proud to feature it in our issue and to have Ranjith as a member of our ‘parliament’ family.
“Your poem speaks on a journey that it takes to reach someone with whom we share true love. It reminds me of the moment I discovered that my fiancee was the one for me.”
Sivaraman’s poems merge nature imagery and human emotion into a gorgeous tapestry.
The Shortest Distance demonstrates Ranjith’s ability to draw readers in with moving verse that explores human emotion through the lens of nature.