Category: Hand Picked
The best way to silence demons
Posted by Talia Mirza | Jun 20, 2019 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
What she does in the shadows by Sundus Saqib
by admin | Jan 15, 2023 | Blog, Hand Picked | 0
It’s nine already. You have three and a half hours today – to do anything, be...
Read MoreJust Like Joy by Fabrice Poussin
by admin | Dec 15, 2022 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
She held the patient eye of the poet gazing into an impossible future across oceans...
Read MoreOpprobrium by Christopher John Wardle
by admin | Nov 30, 2022 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
I’m fed up with this fearfulness. Company in all its forms technological is a poor...
Read MoreKhola by Manizeh Hussain
by admin | Nov 21, 2022 | Blog, Hand Picked | 0
June, 2022 I’m cutting mangoes in the kitchen. Chaunsa and Sindhri. My first mangoes of the...
Read MoreGrass, Deer and Eagle by Mamlikat Pasha Inam
by admin | Aug 15, 2022 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
Fresh, green, born out of the earth The young blades of grass held their heads high in the wind...
Read MoreThree Poems by Peerzada Salman
by admin | Aug 9, 2022 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
Noise What’s that noise? Is it you cancelling me? Or is it the sky falling like an angel in...
Read MoreIn Case of Emergency by Zoha Awan
by admin | Jul 22, 2022 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
In case of emergency pick the thread out from between your teeth bite your tongue until it...
Read MoreA Girl Walks Home Alone
by Danae Younge | Apr 12, 2021 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
The lightless flux is a cacophony this time of night.A dark violet hue ripples and curls around...
Read MoreThe 90s Kid
by Mariam Saeed Khan | Oct 16, 2019 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
I don’t know much about numbers.
Those timelines, circles,
the circumstances of diameters.
Misgar
by Nayha Jehangir Khan | Sep 3, 2019 | Hand Picked, Poetry | 0
Mindful glances and dizzying views. these roads are many, they lock into each other. weaving...
Read MoreSustenance
by Tajwar Munir | Jul 11, 2019 | Hand Picked, Photography | 0
This series, featuring Hira Mahmood Raja, was shot in Lahore, June 2019. It explores the notion of self-discovery and does so by playing on the elements of water and light.
Read MoreA Conversation With Fatima Ijaz: The Clash of Different Realities
by Talia Mirza | Jul 11, 2019 | Hand Picked, Interviews | 0
… in which I tell you about a poet I’ve known for many years, and with whom I’ve had many late-night conversations about life, love, poetry, and the darkness.
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