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Laughter Is The Best Medicine
Laughter Is The Best Medicine written by: Matthew Sweatt Pain that’s lucid and loose tongued Especially when...
She’s Not A Baby Anymore
She’s not a Baby Anymore written by: Devashri Ramesh Mahajan She’s not a baby anymore, Saddest thing...
Same Old, Same Old
Same Old, Same Old written by: Griffin “How was Eid?” I ask over the phone, my voice...
Father Out
Father Out written by: Steve Green Daddy dear never here road trip mercenary parenting in absentia just...
Taps on The Ceiling
Taps on The Ceiling written by: James Nelli - Tap, tap-tap. The tapping was gentle but persistent, a soft rhythm...
Dear Father
Dear Father written by: Michelle Ayon Navajas Dear Father, Every day, I find myself pondering about you,...
Red
Red written by: Stephen Kingsnorth An overcoat just hanging there, like spare part wear-rôle cast away; I...
All The Things I Wish I Had Said
All The Things I Wish I Had Said अधूरी बातें written by: Kavita “You’re hot” Ironically it’s...
Talking About Teen Suicide
Bouleversant Talking About Teen Suicide written by: Gerry Stefanson life lessons learned in a church we never...
Red is the Colour of Love
Red is the Colour of Love written by: Ginny Swart - When Ruby Norris turned seven, her father Fred gave her a ring...
Appa and The Sea
Appa and The Sea written by: Viji Narayan Seashores of Kollam Have shared my upheavals, Lashing waves...
Dialogue with My Dad
Dialogue with My Dad written by: Robert W Kovacs December thirteenth, twenty-twenty-five, Dear beloved father, I hope...
I Touched My Father’s Heart
I Touched My Father’s Heart written by: Abhilash Fraizer Today, My heart shuddered for My two-month-old son,...
Writing on Wood
Writing on Wood written by: Lauren Roman - The branches snapped underneath my footsteps. Each break reminded me...
