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Oct 10, 2023

Olga Levadnaya: Horseman (Poem)

HORSEMAN The messenger on the white horse gallops from east to west, thorough the steppe of repentance with a white scroll of hope. Long...

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Ahmed Al-Lawandi: “The Temptation of Poetry and the Splendor of Poem”

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Jul 30, 2023

Ahmed Al-Lawandi: “The Temptation of Poetry and the Splendor of Poem”

A new book by the Egyptian poet and writer Ahmed Al-Lawandi has been recently published by the MetaBook Publishing House in Mansoura,...

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Jul 23, 2023

Agron Shele: Four Poems

Angels...! They touch the dome majestic in their flight, imprinted through love and blood of virgins, may the saint envelopes everything...

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Jul 20, 2023

James Tian: The Appearance of Memories

The scent of the morning, Pieces with a slight coolness. Facing the separation, Like a good play has ended. Don’t dare each other, With...

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“A Woman Like Me” - the new poetry book by Tali Cohen Shabtai

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Jun 9, 2023

“A Woman Like Me” - the new poetry book by Tali Cohen Shabtai

In her fourth book of poems, the poet Tali Cohen Shabtai continues the bold move she makes with language. A process of breaking down into...

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May 12, 2023

Abd Alkarim Alahmed: Birth (poem)

I was born A little before my due date On the night when controversy raged About everything A release conditional on obeying the terms I...

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May 10, 2023

Franca Colozzo: Poppies in Red (poem)

Spring woke up this morning with a sharp slash of wind that shaves distant clouds has swept away. Cobalt Sea polar counter the green gold...

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Saachin Chatturvedi: I Have Lost Myself to You (poem)

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May 10, 2023

Saachin Chatturvedi: I Have Lost Myself to You (poem)

As I sit here with my pen in hand, Trying to express what's hard to understand, I think about you, my love, and how you make me feel, I...

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Strong Women As One
(Collaboration of 5 poetesses)

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Apr 30, 2023

Strong Women As One (Collaboration of 5 poetesses)

We are a fighters with a good heart, A stronger one after the break that needs to start A kind of flowers blooming vibrantly and smart A...

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Apr 29, 2023

Ali Alhazmi: Two poems

A street through a wall To be tormented by woman in your imagination a woman created by your visions from illusions and emotinal pain. To...

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Norbert Góra: A poem Let This Scream Be Heard (for the Woman Scream Festival)

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Apr 9, 2023

Norbert Góra: A poem Let This Scream Be Heard (for the Woman Scream Festival)

LET THIS SCREAM BE HEARD Woman your scream crushes the glaciers of incomprehension in a world of apparent equality. What a shame you have...

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Maria do Sameiro Barroso: A poem Ancient Science (for the Woman Scream Festival)

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Mar 29, 2023

Maria do Sameiro Barroso: A poem Ancient Science (for the Woman Scream Festival)

ANCIENT SCIENCE Poets recreate the magic words, the ancient Science of Mother Nature. Poets live and die, but their fire candles never...

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Isaac Cohen: A poem Mother Earth (for the Woman Scream Festival)

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Mar 29, 2023

Isaac Cohen: A poem Mother Earth (for the Woman Scream Festival)

MOTHER EARTH Mother earth, Please speak to the devils: “Stop killing the children.” Man, “Paint the earth with A white color of hope.”...

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John Karajoli: A poem The Fate of the Earth (for the Woman Scream Festival

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Mar 25, 2023

John Karajoli: A poem The Fate of the Earth (for the Woman Scream Festival

The Fate of the Earth We humans gladly acquired the Earth We covered the fields with concrete and cement And we took her breath away We...

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Maxwanette A Poetess: (A poem Mother Nature for the Woman Scream Festival)

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Mar 25, 2023

Maxwanette A Poetess: (A poem Mother Nature for the Woman Scream Festival)

Mother Nature We were raised to look upon you, separately from existing. How this distanced connection, has caused damages, that are...

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Marianne Tefft: Azure Fire (A poem for the Woman Scream Festival)

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Mar 25, 2023

Marianne Tefft: Azure Fire (A poem for the Woman Scream Festival)

Azure Fire In the azure fire Broken heart cries its tears unseen Brittle bones float like winter twigs Bottles without messages Powerful...

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Michael Lee Johnson: Priscilla, Let’s Dance (poem)

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Feb 14, 2023

Michael Lee Johnson: Priscilla, Let’s Dance (poem)

Priscilla, Puerto Rican songbird, an island jungle dancer, Cuban heritage, rare parrot, a singer survivor near extinction. She sounds off...

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Grazia Pia Licheri: On the bilingual poetry book by Irma Kurti

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Feb 13, 2023

Grazia Pia Licheri: On the bilingual poetry book by Irma Kurti

Review on the bilingual English-Spanish book by Irma Kurti poetry book YOUR IMAGE BETWEEN MY FINGERS Published by Independently Poetry,...

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Feb 12, 2023

Borče Panov: Cat Times (poem)

We have been raised by altar bread. Our childhood was grapevines for us on which the young wine was ripening on our sky. We grew up in a...

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Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska: SINUS - the story of the fraction bar (poem)

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Feb 12, 2023

Daniela Andonovska-Trajkovska: SINUS - the story of the fraction bar (poem)

1 the words that we don’t tell each other are hovering above our heads like empty speech balloons on the top of the fraction bar over the...

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Critical Readings in Children's and Young People's Literature By Dar Al-Badil Publishing

Ana Stjelja published the dystopian poem “Sangria”

Poetry Book “A Street in Cairo” by Ashraf Aboul-Yazid published in Azarbaijani by Tarana Aliyeva

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