On the plane of symbolism, “Lingam” is a blazing pillar of resurrection. My eyes fly upward to discover the pinnacle of lingam; there is no priority for Shiva to commence. I descend to find the source of the pillar; there is no superiority for Shiva to stop. He confides in his consort, The Mother Goddess who grips his lingam to emanate love. Without her, the destroyer of illusions is a living corpse.
Nidhi Agrawal's works have appeared in various publications including St. Francisco Literary Journal, The Elevation Review, California State Poetry Society, Chronogram Media, South Asian Today, etc. Nidhi's work stems from the distinct theories illustrated in the religious texts such as Vedas. She has worked on the concept of Ardhanareeswara, psychological disorders and her pieces are coordinated amicably with different subjects such as natural disasters, agony, complex realism and profound affairs of day to day life. Subsequently, she writes as she talks to God! Nidhi is a distal pancreatectomy survivor and is in the pink with atrophic pancreas followed by diabetes & mild scoliosis.
