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The Weird Chemistry of Darkness

Darkness has its own mystique and its own fantasies, notwithstanding the fact that darkness has always instilled fear in our hearts, and we consider light as an antidote to darkness. If we have eyes, and if still we can’t see This is Darkness and its weird chemistry- Dr. Anand If we revisit the story of the original

The Concert of the World – Poetry from Italy

The concert of the world is of winds and breath Francesco Vitale, an eminent poet from Italy, shares his poetry Francesco Vitale was born in Cosenza (Italy). He graduated in Cinema, Television and Multimedia Production at Roma Tre University. He has published Una storia dei giorni che passa (Coessenza, 2015), Varchi attivi (Edizioni

Go home in winter – Bouquet of Poems from Vietnam

The overlapping Mountains are stretching spectacularly. Clouds and snow cover a small house on distant mountains Le Thanh Binh, an eminent poet from Vietnam, the Land of Blue Dragon, shares his poems Le Thanh Binh was born in 1955 in a military-intellectual class family of Vietnam. His family is part of the Le Canh lineage, which

Gyeongbokgung Palace: A sublime journey to 14th century Korea

I felt like I had truly traveled back in time to the Joseon era. It was indeed a surreal experience which was made even better by classical Korean music playing in the background SEOUL The month of May had just begun. The day was hotter than usual, yet I was excited for what lay ahead. It was my second day in Seoul and I had decided to

Kyungin.. the only Korean University for Women!

After a marathon flight, from Cairo Airport to Incheon Airport, between the joy of flying, and the anxiety of waiting and staring at the screens of the travel gates, I thought after we left in that spring weather that we were heading to the hotel, but my friend, the veteran Korean journalist Lee Sang-ki, the former president of the