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Man-Handling by Raza Ijaz
I come from a family where the men die early, which is to say I was raised by women. My childhood...
Read MoreYOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A PERFORMER, NEVER JUST A PERSON by Fatima Aamer Bilal
My disappearing darling, you sail with an anchorless boat, bolting from the dockyard as soon as...
Read MoreMahpeykar by Sheikha A.
He fell like rain on my scaled ribs; weight of night, a canopying cove....
Read MoreA WALK WITH YOU THROUGH THE PARK AT NIGHT by John Grey
You walk ahead yet moonlight keeps you in its sights. You move...
Read MoreTo my unkept sanity by Furqan Ali
I hit home with a punctured tyre, and fractured femur. Now pour, honey, sparkling coffee...
Read MoreAn Eyes called Green by Arjun Razdan
The mouth is hers, thin to the left. The lips are shiny and bulbous. A small sheen shines over the...
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