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The Wind Blows Over Me
One gust of wind Meets another, One gust and another Merge into A greater gust. Liu Chunchao Liu Chunchao is…
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They Have Gone – Poetry from Kosovo
They have gone… And the house has fallen silent, As if even the walls Can feel their absence. Xhuli Spahiu…
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A Universe in a Single Pill
A small white planet, no bigger than a grain, rests in the palm of my hand. With a sip of…
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Poetry: Grass’s Letter To God
Günter Grass died! Maybe he left this world since it was not as he imagined, but he will never be…
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Babies Who Never Saw the World
In a nursery in Islamabad, it was not merely a fire that broke out dreams were turned to ashes… Nisar…
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Tree‑Nest – Poetry from China
Birds are nowhere to be seen. The vanishing they pursue Hides within a trembling line of verse Only the jagged…
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Fire and İce – Poetry from Azerbaijan
It was a miracle: Fire and ice, Together. The ice had set fire to the history teacher’s liver. Bahtiyar Hidayet…
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Poetry: Where are you, O Moon?
The night is searching for you, where are you, O Moon? On this sphere of the Earth, where are you,…
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Gandhi’s Walking Stick – Korean Poetry
Gandhi faced the empire with no weapon in his hands. With a humble walking stick in his hand, He faced…
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Cherry Blossom Lanterns – Korean Poetry
Why does the lantern lit by flowers extinguish so swiftly? Is it to teach us to seize the fleeting moment…
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