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Poem: Happiness

By: Zunayet Ahammed After happiness Comes sadness When sadness exists The past essence of happiness Brings nothing, imparts nothing Except intensifying sadness Everything then seems murky Dreams find no ways Desire shrivels The whiff of kamani appears meaningless The floating beauty…

Poem: Love

By: Zunayet Ahammed Love means You And me Love means always To feel each other madly Love means longing for Each other sitting side by side Love means to walk In the spring water Below the hills at sunset Love means…

Story: When Conversations Take a Turn

By: Michael C. Keith “If I had the choice between staring at a ceiling for eternity or the breathless nothingness of death, which would I choose? Is that what you’re asking me?” “Exactly,” answered Beth. “It’s a simple enough question,…

Poem: Batman Saved My Reading Life

By: JD DeHart For many readers, a “first initiation” into a meaningful literacy experience is built on personal interest and relevance. When I was in the first grade, I desperately wanted to stay in school long enough to wear my Halloween…

Story: Planet

By: Sri Ram At the Extra-terrestrial Intelligence Research Center, they were talking while looking at the wide big screen, which showed numerous stars as dots, floating rocky planets and gaseous clusters. “Hey, this one is located 20 light years away….

Poem: Hurricane Donald

By: Chuck Orloski Mainstream meteorologists never saw such Jersey winds brewing and aimed at the South Carolina coast. An age old knowledge about “no W.M.D.s in Saddam’s arsenal” slipped into even remote shanty barrooms of the ancient Sandhills. Newsflash: Hurricane Donald…

Poem: The Antarctica Spring

By: Chuck Orloski McMurdo Station, Valentine’s Day, 2016 It is wartime on the continent! There’s ice, ice, more ice gone and my purple fingers reached out to God for elections and a carry permit. Into his white shadow, I dare…

Poem: Mumbai

By: Leena The monstrous maddening megalopolis; Obscure and replusive yet inviting. Home to a billion- mirage seekers, who withstand,endure &nurse their dreams behind the fringes of misery: waiting for their turn lest chase and collapse at the door frame of…

Poem: Consequences

By: Linda M Crate i am a moon child sensitive and kind emotional and deep loony and lunar, but like my moon mother i also have a dark side; can become a wolf tear you to pieces for all the…