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River in My Mother’s Heart – Poetry from Korea

I went to the river of sadness in my mother’s heart Hyun Dal-Hwan, a poet from Jeju City of Korea, the Land of Morning Calm, shares his poems Poet Mr. Hyun Dal-Hwan is a Korean author, editor and poet, born in Jeju city of South Korea in 1965. He is a member of The Jeju Writer’s Association. Currently, he serves as the

Spring Flower… – A Bouquet of Poems from Italy

In a season of life, where the spring, it seems truly infinite to us! Maria Caputo, an eminent poet and writer from Italy shares her three poems Maria Caputo is a poet, writer and songwriter. She was born in Villamaina, a small village in the province of Avellino, Italy. She has been writing since she was a young girl. She has

Ramadan on River Clyde

One day, I found myself departing my homeland to another country for a 3 year residency. I had mixed feelings of excitement and fear. The idea of having all the religious seasons far away on a foreign land crossed my mind and filled me with awe. I thought of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting with all its rituals and special

Umbrella Sharing with the World – Poetry from Korea

When two people support each other, it becomes an umbrella where love can blossom Kim Nahyun, a poetess from Korea, the Land of Morning Calm, shares her two poems Ms. Nahyun Kim is a poet and essayist who made her debut in poetry and essay writing in the literary magazine ‘Munyesajo’ in 2018. Presently, she serves as the

VANISHING WATERBODIES OF SINDH

The water bodies in Hyderabad, Sindh, are facing serious challenges that are adversely affecting their ecological health and the well-being of aquatic birds Fifteen years ago, while driving to university in the morning, I used to see many aquatic birds catching their prey from water bodies all along the railway track crossing Giddu Chock