resistance
The Last Mobile Phone
The Last Mobile Phone written by: Rex Fausett - ‘Mister Clarke? Mister Reginald Clarke?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘Mister Clarke, may I call you Reg?’...
Protest
Protest written by: Diya Baral We are females, We are not like trees, That, after cutting down...
Echoes of a Silent City
Echoes of a Silent City written by: Dawn Minott - The city that never sleeps… finally closed its eyes...
The Bridge That Chews Its Own Cables
The Bridge That Chews Its Own Cables written by: Gloria Ogo We built it from Grandaddy’s railroad...
I Defend My Mother
I Defend My Mother written by: Mohammad Erfun Amin I defend my mother, for letting me grow...
This Dignity is Mine
This Dignity is Mine written by: John Bell You aren’t just a rose that grew — You...
Tusk
Tusk written by: R.M. Greta - In a small brown house, tucked away between crop fields, sitting right up against...
The Show’s On
The Show’s On written by: Pranab Ghosh Cha… Coffee… Lemon tea… ‘Dhud cha’*… Darkness around drowns In words,...
Crummy Baby
Crummy Baby written by: Emee Ring - My son was born old and cantankerous. I suppose there are babies with similar...
The Way He Went
The Way He Went written by: Frank Meintjies - Kenneth looked around the cell. In one corner was a brown bench, a thin plank...
To All Suicides of The World
To All Suicides of The World written by: Ivan Pozzoni Fighting in the morning in the meanders...
Whose Report Will You Believe?
Whose Report Will You Believe? written by: Traci Neal Stench sticks onto fingertips, panic wraps itself around...
The Road That Drinks Our Shadows
The Road That Drinks Our Shadows written by: Gloria Ogo We paved it with old hymns and...
