#Literature
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Poetry: The Moon and Wild Geese
There is always a bright full moon hanging over nights long gone. Between heaven and earth, our houses, trees, mountains…
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A Wedding on the Devil’s Cart
When the first automobiles appeared, Our mullahs called them “The Devil’s cart.” Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar Hidayet, born in 1974 in…
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Toward Humanity from Two Distant Lands
Foreword to ‘The Star of the Mediterranean and the Moon of the East’, a Poetry Collection by Hassane Yarti and…
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Half of Spring – Poetry from China
Where the qin lies, its melody lingers on, I and Ji Kang our fates stitched in the same pair of…
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From Armstrong to MrBeast
Slowly, the era of Neil Armstrong is disappearing, Coming are the golden days of MrBeast. Rajendra Ojha Rajendra Ojha (Nayan),…
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Fine! – A Poem from Algeria
I will bring people out of the locked boxes of my expectations, But how will I face the world with…
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Laozi and the Butterfly – Chinese Poetry
A butterfly from the State of Zhao fled war turmoil and famine, drifting all the way to the State of…
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Book of Heavy Snow – Chinese Poetry
When the season bends down to gaze at its own reflection, The whole mortal world trembles gently along with you.…
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The Revenge of the Egrets
The real live broadcast belongs to the egrets. Their backsides are much cleaner than this troll’s mouth. Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar…
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My Native Land – Poetry from India
Let none play tricks or polarize people Such efforts be doomed, and condemned My native land has rainbow reflections In…
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