Literature
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THE LAST STOP OF LIFE
The horrifying thing was this: At the final stop, the poor man understood a truth. Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar Hidayet, born…
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Afghanistan – A Story of Resilience and Courage-1
After twenty years in American newsrooms, Afghan-born journalist Nadia steps off the plane in Kabul with a single, urgent mission:…
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Aesthetics and Nature of the Literary Text
The literary text should be understood as an act of discovery and transcendence, rather than as a static document or…
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Together, we become one
In the shallow streams, let us nurture schools of minnows; In the clear, swift river, let us raise shoals of…
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Poetry: Heat 37, Year 37(1937)
The temperature has risen to thirty-seven As long as there are officials like you It is still the year 37…
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How Much Longer? – Poetry from Palestine
How much longer, O shore, Must you remain a borrowed shore! While blood remains the harvest Of those who dwell…
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Poetry Born From the Blood of News
In Iran, Alireza Bahrami is widely respected and recognized as a liberal poet and a journalist who champions freedom; he…
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A Poem in Every Sindhi Childhood
A review of Imdad Hussaini’s poem “Susti maan chha har hasil” By: Raphic Burdo Somewhere in your memory there is…
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The date of an unknown month
And I forgot the time – Thank God there are those newspapers. I look at the date of the month…
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