Last Heron by Stella DavisPoetryLast Heron As the last heron goes, rooks fall from the sky like old black rags to carpet the new-laid…
The Teacher by Manash BhattacharjeeNews, PoetryTo Upal Deb He wasn’t a blackboard Framing flightless birds Not a classroom figure Offering the curriculum To rows of…
Madonna and Child by Hugh DunkerleyNews, PoetryDon’t believe the lies: Joseph was a randy little sod. That’s why we had to leave, go back to Bethlehem…
Snowbound by Michael O’NeillNews, PoetrySnowbound Carriages lit and still between the drifts … With each flake it took on a new form, the city…
October by Lydia TowseyNews, PoetryOctober Pizza bruschetta gold dress Rioja Autumn is here and Winter forgotten Walking through town arm in arm with a…
Poetry | The Veil by Manash Firaq BhattacharjeePoetryManash Firaq Bhattacharjee The Veil She walks past the wave Of curious glances An apparition eluding Light and desire…
Poetry | SYRIA by Ghayth ArmanaziPoetryGhayth Armanazi SYRIA . SUFFER THE COUNTRY Suffer the curled up corpses of the tortured Suffer the cluttered ranks…
Poetry | Poet in Delhi by Manash Firaq BhattacharjeePoetryManash Firaq Bhattacharjee Poet in Delhi ‘Can you rinse away this city that lasts like blood on the bitten tongue?’…
Poetry | The General by Steven O’BrienPoetrySteven O’Brien The General Somewhat after Ray Bradbury . As the muezzin’s dusk call Sews the day to a new…
Poetry | Cairo by Manash Firaq BhattacharjeePoetryManash Firaq Bhattacharjee Cairo . You burst into a million seeds, poured over the hot stove of rancour, Cairo. When…
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