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The Lies of Constellations

Brian Rihlmann·June 4, 2019

The Lies of Constellations written by: Brian Rihlmann Isn’t it fascinating, after all these years, that we...

English Poetry

·1 min read

My Bohemian Love Affair

Asad Mian·February 17, 2019

My Bohemian Love Affair written by: Asad Mian @amian74 “Is this the real life? Is this just...

Article English

·3 mins read

Beauty Is Not In The Mirror

Heidi Baker·September 2, 2018

Beauty is Not in the Mirror written by: Heidi Baker @heidib19 While shopping at Target a few...

Article English

·2 mins read

Blunt Words Cut Deep?

Naina Sharma·June 28, 2018

Blunt Words Cut Deep? written by: Naina Sharma Lost in my thoughts, I am honest with what I...

English Poetry

·1 min read

Oliver Twist: Divine Child

Stanley Wilkin·February 15, 2018

Oliver Twist: Divine Child written by: Stanley Wilkin @catalhuyuk A Jungian Interpretation: ‘….psychotic products often contain...

English Literature

·47 mins read

Maciej Pająk (Matthew) was born in 1978 in Poland. Poet, athlete, globetrotter. A maritime navigator by education. A graduate of Maritime University. Laureate of poetry competitions. He writes in Polish and English. He made his debut in 2018 with a volume entitled "A night so blue" and then he published in 2019 a volume entitled "Blue Hourglass". His works appear in anthologies and magazines. Music has also been created for many poems. Maciej describes his remarkable observations with exceptional sensitivity, sometimes even feminine delicacy from a male point of view. This has a remarkable effect of complexity and ambiguity in how the reader might perceive his poems. Looking into the past, contemplating the future, delight, duty, contemplation of beauty are the trademarks of his poetry.

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My Bohemian Love Affair

Beauty Is Not In The Mirror

Blunt Words Cut Deep?

Oliver Twist: Divine Child

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That Was A Wake That Was

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