Kaavyakosh- Language is everything

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 Kaavyakosh is a beautiful collection of poems that we personally adore!

Kaavyakosh has been written by multiple celebrated writers across the globe in various regional and international languages. 

I believe that we have achieved our aim of breaking the linguistic barriers because each and every language has its own beauty and charm, and we should not restrict ourselves from consuming great literature just because we do not know that language.


Kaavyakosh isn't just a bulletin but an insight into the feelings of people, what they were going through in the lockdown. The whole world was under the arrest of Covid -19 pandemic. People scattered all over the world stood with each other in these difficult times. The language was never a barrier. People bled words of the same feelings and these feelings are the significance of Kaavyakosh. We, at Editorials, aimed at bringing these feelings to a greater platform for all the people to read.





The pandemic has left us isolated and has given us nothing but mental instability and fear of isolation, Kaavyakosh is that warm hug that you need which gives you the reassurance that you are not alone in this and there's a majority of the population of the Earth that feels exactly the way that you do.

Kaavyakosh is a compilation of powerful voices placing their feelings before us in the form of poetry in different languages!


We believe that majority of the people who read Kaavyakosh will be able to relate to every single poem because everyone went through some very similar things in these times and our poets have done a brilliant job by expressing their emotions through their words.

Kaavyakosh aims at encouraging people to feel affectionate towards various forms of literature. We also aim at motivating people to learn new languages and explore the literary works in languages that are unknown to them.

We believe that there are so many great literary pieces that have gone unnoticed just because they were written in a language unknown to the multitude, and we want to bring those to people's attention!


Hoping that you enjoy reading Kaavyakosh as much as we enjoyed compiling it for you!

~Team Editorials

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