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
Asian journalists visit the Baengnyeongdo Island of South Korea under the banner of Asia Journalists Association and adopt the ‘Freedom and Peace Declaration’
Standing atop a hill at Baengnyeong, the northern most island of South Korea in the West Sea, I glanced towards the mountains of North Korean Hwanghae Province, visible
Once again, she knocked my door with a heavy heart and wet eyes. “It’s me and my voluntarily deeds again,” she said to me as soon as she saw my face. I know I have a friend who is always misunderstood for his kindness and self-denial. Looking at her, I realized that she was troubled and the trigger was from within herself.
Last night you let the tears flow again, and turn into a sad river
Danijela Cuc, a poet from Croatia, shares her poems – ‘Tears like a sad river’ and ‘I see in you’.
DANIJELA ĆUK was born on May 25, 1989 in Vukovar in Rijeka (Croatia). Engaged in poetry writing, she has so far published two books of
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
