Literature
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Little Decembrists – Poetry from Azerbaijan
December… the first snow… the joy of the children… But it didn’t last long – The officials cut off the…
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Momentary Focus – Poetry from Korea
Only when each fiber spreads like cloth woven in plain thread, Soaked with blood and sweat, does it become a…
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Exploring the Feminine Narrative
Feminine narrative constitutes one of the most prominent manifestations of transformation in contemporary Arab cultural consciousness Souad Khalil | Libya…
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Walking Through a Winter Field
Walking through a winter field, Whether it is the field or a human life, Without ever truly drawing near, I…
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Yang Geum-Hee – A distinguished Korean poet
Ms. Yang is a member of the Consortium of Distinguished Scholars of the International Academy of Ethics and holds an…
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Poetry: What Might Have Been
At full moons you can walk into what might have been printed through the silk screens of fallen leaves, and…
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Korean Poetry: Rose with Thorns
The thorns with poison have turned into boomerangs; Ah, now they pierce me. Ms. Park Young-ha is an eminent poet…
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Cinema and Poetry: Artistic Interaction
Cinema and poetry, two distinct artistic forms, share a remarkable relationship that transcends mere inspiration Souad Khalil | Libya Cinema…
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The Blank Page is waiting
If you want to change the world, pick up your pen and write – Martin Luther Writing helps us all…
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Love – A Poem from Uzbekistan
Rain falls drop by drop from the sky— Perhaps it too suffers the torment of love. Aminova Feruza Uktamjon kizi…
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