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Wave of Memories
It's small things that counts they said But never the small things that break too How long are those small conversations they say Never...
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Jun 8
Silent Summit by Nandini Rawat
Nandini Rawat, a recent high school graduate, has found solace in art since childhood. Painting provides a calming presence in her life,...
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Jun 8
Misty - by Anika Mae
Her name was Misty. She wore yellow dresses and smiled about the sunflowers as we walked along the overgrown path to the creek. She would...
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May 26
The Fallen Fruit - By Anika Mae
I'm fruit that has fallen off a tree and onto the damp muddy grass I feel bruised and squashed and too ripe for anyone to want to eat me...
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May 19
A Depressing Jeopardy - Endangered Animal by Chaitra Shidhalingannavar
I wake up to darkness one day I look into my favourite sanctuary A depressing jeopardy The orangutan waving goodbye The black rhino...
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May 19
About A Girl - By CJ Jessen
The sun melts on the horizon of a mountain My love for her is found again We lie in the grass and listen to rock n’ roll Finally, taking...
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May 11
Is Love Real? - By Sasi Kondru
is love real? i once asked i can’t touch it or taste or hold it grab it from someone’s arms i can’t buy it from a christmas sale but one...
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May 5
An Ode To Childhood - Aania Rehman
Oh, if I could go back, back to the childhood me, the same old person, yet not the same me? Saying all that I could, oh, so carefree...
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Apr 6
The Line of Transition - Aania Rehman
About the piece from the artist: This artwork reflects a concept I've termed a "line of transition." Against a vibrant backdrop, a...
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Apr 6
Ganesha Awakening - Raka Sarker
About the piece from the artist: In this artwork, Ganesha, one of the popular deities in Hinduism was recreated. Ganesha symbolizes...
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Apr 6
Kimchi Stew - Cailyn Seo
add the kimchi to the pot ( my first word being umma / falling asleep to korean lullabies and babbling to my grandparents / washed kimchi...
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Apr 6
Monster - Maira Khan
the monster I saw, it was you at first, it was too good to be true the monster I saw as a child under my bed the only monster I know is...
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Mar 17
A Rinse of Rose Water - I. Sakura
Ruby petals and songs of love, Glass butterflies and wings of dove, Saccharine angels and a springtime night, I close my eyes and you are...
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Jan 1
Wonderful Ways of Writing - Interview with Neh Doshi (Winner of the Halloween Poetry contest - 2023)
How did you become interested in writing? My interest in writing arose from a combination of inquisitiveness and self-expression. I found...
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Dec 25, 2023
Poetic Ways Of An Artist - Interview with Jan Richard Baraceros
Hello! Please, tell me about yourself! You may start wherever you’d like. I’m Jan Richard Baraceros, a 17-year-old student from the...
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Dec 25, 2023
Mahmud - by Shamik Banerjee
This is Al Mahmud, my valet, who hails from Kas of Türkiye; he serves me Çaykur Tea all day. Each week, his brother, Ahmadi, in Rize, who...
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Dec 25, 2023
The Best Version - By Jan Richard Baraceros
The morning breath feels so warm today The Tuesday sun feels so nice this way How miserable I must be back then— To not be singing with...
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Dec 25, 2023
Fostering Creativity in the Workplace - Clarissa Rubiyanto
Each person would collect information and criticize; and may condone differently or share thoughts with others. You would not have...
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Dec 25, 2023
The Forgotten Ocean of Dreams - by Lauren Lagman
Dreams are the door to the soul; nightmares a window into the past. I used to believe that night visions were silly things in general....
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Dec 25, 2023
The Power of Creative Expression in Education - by Aisyah Oemar
In today's world, education has evolved beyond traditional academic subjects to embrace a holistic approach that nurtures the whole...
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