Written By: Kay Watkins We grow together, you & I Continually From different places In our lives In every which way Yet sharing a common bond of human-ness & love for all humanity We keep on striving, Keep on growing, Keep on learning, Becoming more aware of our imperfections ThusContinue Reading

A SONG OF GLORY AND BLESSING Juan Antonio V. Delgadillo From the heights of this eternal glory, I bless existence and how much it houses the eternity of a “today” that does not postpone the blessing of those who are already in victory. There is no more waiting for who,Continue Reading

The Mermaid Irene Doura-Kavadia A beautiful mermaid is sunbathing there, on the deserted shore, upon a rock She is looking forward to the dawn to go hide in the depths of the blue sea With her long blond hair blowing loose in the north wind She takes care not toContinue Reading

Happy Women’s Day March 8 Ana María López Exposito The call of love When did it open up in your being? chrysalis of your wind butterfly verb…? Now you are a hymn of sparkles under the crepe sky and your pupils contemplate themselves in the amethyst river. Your pupils mergeContinue Reading

At a school picnic Dr. Jasimuddin Bhuya Poet and journalist On a picnic that day from school All day with your loved ones All the time on this day in joy So many poems and stories have been made. How many flowers and fruits are unknown I just saw itContinue Reading

Mirela Leka Xhava (Albania-France) Silence Silence inside the crater, deafening speaks without a sound as in a dream the cry of silence is not heard within the solitude of the great forming of the sinking and rising chaos. Silence listens between the cosmic stones and within it projects the bridgeContinue Reading

What’s a woman? Stefica Karasevac Girl, girl, this is the day it’s called Celebrating, there are few that I can say that she was really attached. As a woman, many the eternal struggle, happy with the water a new era of fashion. Wife, mother, pillar and fighter all this togetherContinue Reading

Poet Allison Grayhurst’s Poems  Blackout If you knew the fierce immersion, tarnishing your already dilapidated innards would you have sunk so close to death, your heart racing, aching with excruciating escalation, skipping beats? Would you have preoccupied your mind with other people’s good fortune, grow bitter at your own failureContinue Reading