
Kefa Puta (Maung Maung Htein) is a Rohingya educator, humanitarian volunteer, and writer from Kyauk Pan Du Village, Rakhine (Arakan) State, Myanmar. He currently lives in Jamtoli Camp 15, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. His experiences in life and community service have influenced his interests in education, human rights, and the stories of people whose voices are often overlooked.

At times, love comes in short supplyWe search in barren placesprickly love festers there,the connections are fragileTough love is a cheap currencyAs a child I...
The poem explores loneliness, emotional hurt, the pressure to hide suffering, and the search for self-worth. Where Will I Be Free? is a fitting title...

Love crawling out of her eyes, Damping lashes against sorrow. She hauled, her swain, unknowing, And asked him, “How come weariness in February, If it...

‘The True Essence of the Spirit’ is a philosophical poem that explores the deeper dimensions of human existence, inner consciousness, and the timeless search for...

"Subah-e-Banaras" captures the profound essence of dawn at Manikarnika Ghat, where the stark reality of cremation confronts onlookers with mortality beneath a saffron glow. Amidst...
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