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To My Mother: A heartfelt tribute to self-love and acceptance. Through delicate imagery and introspective reflections, the poet longs to embrace the gentle, nurturing perspective of a mother towards her child. In search of solace and kindness, the words seek refuge within the unbroken sanctuary of a mother's unconditional love and understanding.
This poem uses sirens as a metaphor to explore the idea of getting revenge on predatory men.
Catch up on this week's news highlights from around the world. The Middle East conflict flares up again, causing civilian casualties. Germany's Catholic Church responds to Vatican's ban on homosexual marriages with the Love Wins initiative. Colombia faces escalating riots and protests, while Japan grapples with COVID-19 concerns ahead of the Olympics. Meanwhile, Brazil witnesses violence and public outcry following a deadly raid in a Rio favela. Stay informed with the latest updates.
A realistically dreamlike column story that circles around the protagonist Joy, who is on her way to work when she notices something strange is happening around her.
Welcome to today’s news roundup. In this edition, we’ll be covering significant events from around the world. From Colombia, where demonstrations against tax reform have evolved into a broader movement against police brutality and socioeconomic inequality. In Israel, a tragic incident at a festival resulted in numerous deaths and injuries. Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, the withdrawal […]
After "Balckberries" Cille Sch further explores toxic masculinity and femmephobia in the queer space with her new short film "The Mean Apricot."
This the third and final part of Laura's short story. Read now to find out how Alice's and Arthur's acquaintance comes to an end.
Another must-read piece for the end of this year's Poetry Month written by Adri Rocks. Find your comfort in the warm memories of this poem.
For the ongoing celebration of Poetry Month, we are introducing Paige, our digital poet.
USA It’s been 100 days since Joe Biden was inaugurated as president. Since January, he reversed many changes of his predecessor for example by raising the financial aid for elderly people, in child care and for the unemployed, and also by delaying forced evictions resulting from absent rental payments to relief citizens who lost their […]
