Poetry
Free Will
Free Will written by: Eliza Segiet translated by: Artur Komoter You allow suffering because one has to...
Winter’s Paean
Winter’s Paean written by: Linda Marie Hilton Eighty layers of clothes against my shivering skin Bundle up!...
Can it be Replicated
Can it be Replicated written by: Paeansunplugged The coarse warp and weft of life in this lonely...
The Dandelion
The Dandelion written by: Ritika Satapathy @RitiSatapathy Sluggishly tosses its head, The wind made it bend, gave...
Summerhouse Blues
Summerhouse Blues written by: J. Iner Souster Down, down, down into the darkness of the silken parasol...
The Political Nile
The Political Nile written by: Marial Awendit @Marial_Awendit 1. (‘Will this boat carry us towards democracy?’)...
Blind Love
Blind Love written by: Alan Hardy She twists round, her sweep of hair, the angle of light,...
Speaking to Starlings
Speaking to Starlings written by: Tina Hudak She whispers to the birds, I am sick of metaphors!...
Voices Beyond Borders
Voices Beyond Borders written by: Mohammad Erfun Amin @AminErfun I was born in the land, Arakan, But...
The Bickerers
The Bickerers written by: Jim Murdoch We bicker. Seems to be an old age thing, bickering. Neighbours...
The Lecher’s Lament
The Lecher’s Lament written by: Shannon Winestone @thenewstylus For all night long I dreamed of you: I...
At Seven and a Half Charlwood Street
At Seven and a Half Charlwood Street written by: Christian Ward The elderly lady who lives there...
Born Backwards
Born Backwards written by: Ivan Pozzoni Why do I keep writing? B., like Bangladesh, was sixteen years old, on the windowsill...
