What ignited but wasn’t extinguished, like a stream flowing into me, you embed yourself in my flesh, And I in you… through enchantments, we mesh!
Asja Mulgeci, a poetess from Albania shares her three beautiful poems
Asja Mulgeci was born on December 18, 1970 in Tropoja. She continued her higher studies after she got
This poem eats from my flesh, while you drink my blood
Mohamed Ellaghafi, an eminent Moroccan poet and writer, known as one of the pioneers of modern poetry of Morocco, shares his poem
Mohamed Ellaghafi a Moroccan poet, writer, and publisher, was born on December 7, 1960, in Casablanca. He is the founder and current president of the
The VI International Scientific and Practical Conference on “Methodological Innovations in the Practice of Teaching Russian Language and Literature in a Multicultural Environment” will be inaugurated on May 31
The VI International Scientific and Practical Conference on “Methodological Innovations in the Practice of
How to forget the transition, from infancy to crawling
Dr. T. S. Anand, a renowned author, based in Canada, shares his poems
Dr. T.S. Anand has authored, edited and co-edited 18 books of creative literature and criticism, and published research papers on Indian English Literature, American, Afro-American and American-Jewish
Prasenjit Gupta speaks to Sanjana Karthik about the inspiration behind his modern translation of Tagore’s Gitanjali
[The birthday of great poet Rabindranath Tagore is being celebrated today the 8th May, at Shanti Niketan as per Bengali Calendar. This day is also the Bengali New Year]
Tagore’s unique poetry
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