Written In the Stars Elizabeth Esguerra Castillo They say for each person There is a certain Miracle from within And you are meant to be just for one person As time draws to a close to meeting the One, The Universe and your Spirit Guides are on your side ToContinue Reading
The Old Lady and Moon By Sheila The night moon was sending the shaft of golden light into the room Of vast and peculiar kind of a noom Nightingales were twittering inside a banyan tree Singing, voices enchanted, chirruped within me Have you ever heard, of a story, of theContinue Reading
A Prayer in Heaven Veronica Roma Pingol Garner My Hopes Gather My Fears Deliver My Doubts Here I have Tied them Neatly into a bundle Ritually sealed Hopefully someone Hears Empty fills My Life With bitterness and strife Confusion dwells within Forsaking My Grip Losing My Faith Giving in IContinue Reading
Tanka Sequence : Invocation of an Ascetic Kuma Raj Subedi Australia Enclosing a house blowing the Shinghini-horn* eeriness is stopped by mystical kundalas* invoking the Mother Earth. In the hunted house chants by Kanphatta-yogi* tells a bewitching story that cure in utter darkness guarantees the next sunshine. Continue Reading
I am a Poet by Peter Okonkwo I am a writer of poetry. I remember every story that you told me. I remember when you caused my heart to experience severe pain Even though I might have forgiven you. I remember every help you rendered me in times ofContinue Reading
Sokol Demaku is poet, prose writer, pedagogue, publicist, redactor. Was born on 1954, in Arbri of Drenica, where finished the primary school. In Prishtina finished the high school (Normale) and studied Literature and Albanian language. Is graduated in the University of Göteborg, Sweden for mathematics, and in High School ofContinue Reading
I live without sorrows Intizor Samandarova I am happy, I am walking happily My joy is endless, I say laughing Because I have my father, my mountain to lean on Because I have my mother, my crown on my head I have no problem as I have my parents IContinue Reading
Despot Germain Droogenbroodt He fired a flare above his palace and claimed that by his victims he had been attacked. The flare illuminated neither the eyes nor the brains of his people But who looked up was even more blinded than before. Germain DroogenbroodtContinue Reading
ON A JANUARY NIGHT candles drip slow as how we’d love to time to go while fledglings in the stereo’s nest continue to chirp over snowfall’s precious window flakes and wine nurses a ten-year-old crop through our lips and the moon dallies behind clouds sketchbook in hand awaiting. WELCOME TOContinue Reading
I Think of You Aamir Abdullah Cover the distance Inch by inch From one breath to another Move with each beat of your heart If you want to touch the molten core Within the fire of my tears Come on………….. don’t rush Drink the fizz, sip by sip Can aContinue Reading