The Whirling of “kun” By Shehbaz Siraj
It was a calm night in Ramadan: the sky was crystal clear, and a mild breeze was ruffling his...
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We Shall Remain by John Swofford
i don’t know you, friend can we be friends? are we alone, now, after all this time, and...
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R.M.S. Carpathia by Fizza Abbas
We often remember the Titanic’s heroes and victims, but forget the ship that answered its call....
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making glutinous rice with mother by Grace Lee
In my mind, i am twelve years old, besides my beautiful, giggling mother, molding glutinous rice...
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Paying Homage to Bai Juyi’s Tomb by Ma Yongbo
The path to you is rugged and long, not easy, with few visitors along. By your...
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I feel like i’m happy by muhammad saad bin faisal
Today, the pages and the books are speaking, and the words they dance! each letter...
Read MoreThe Visit by Susan Bloch
It’s all the same, and yet, somehow, nothing’s the same. On a balmy September evening, Janet cowers in the shadows cast by a parked BMW in Thornhill Crescent. Her white Nikes scrunch the orange and brown leaves...
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The River That Forgets by Fatima Zahra
“I have been here before, but I do not remember why.” The river stretches before me,...
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MONTEREY by Erica Stenta Willis
The crisp water rides its way up the smooth sand and then retreats, leaving a unique foam I...
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When the Saints Go Marching In: the Troubling Relationship of Heer & Ranjha by John Drew
Does anyone care for Romance any more? Laila and Majnu, Sohni and Mahiwal, Romeo and Juliet? Film...
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