#Literature
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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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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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My dream of togetherness
-I ask the sky -Do my sun, will come back again? The sky responds: If you believe in Light Sun…
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Proof by Contradiction – Poetry from Azerbaijan
Tears flow from the cut places, As if a tree had fifty eyes. With fifty eyes, every tree weeps Over…
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The Debt of Death – Poetry from Australia
Everyone owes the debt of death to time, Because life was given, And thus, it can be taken By ruthless…
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Bombs the Size of Potatoes in a Cradle
And the world, Thanks to those democrats, Is rocking like a cradle Bombs the size of potatoes in the cradle…
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The Poetics of Solitude and Existence
An Essay on the Literary Journey of Soumya Salek, a renowned poet of Bangladesh By Nurul Hoque On a late…
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Machine guns cackled like partridges
Do you remember? Machine guns cackled like partridges. I wish I had not worn that bulletproof vest that day.” Bahtiyar…
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O Country, My Country! – Poetry from India
Men in uniform outnumber the people, Move around in riot- gear, carry guns, No badge to announce their identity and…
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