Poem of the Week: loss is so apparent by Norah L. Tochhawng
the dinner table loses a chair, a place mat removed but the meals are still made for six and the meat is someone's favourite dish someone who isn't missing but…
Corporate Colonialism leh DuhAmbani: Thuneihna Inchherchhûan Kûalna Chu
Bible-in “Tangka sum ngainat hi sual tinrêng bul” a tih angin, patling ṭhan kin tawh sum hmanga dâwi mêktute hian hmasâwnna ni loin mi tlem tê, khawtlâng mita mi zahawm…
Chu Tlângah Chuân Han Chawl La : Burnout Society Bihchianna
Chu tlângah chuan a khaw mite khawvel hrehawm takin a nuai buai, a sawisak, a diriam, a hmuhsit zawng zawngte chu zanah chuan an rawn pung khawm a. Beisei mei…
The supermarket -Dr. Hassan Al-Qatraawi
In the supermarket, I heard someone beside me say, “The war will end soon.” He held his phone— wedged between shoulder and ear— while placing his chosen items into a…
Poem of the Week: Tomorrow never came by Joa
Our nights have been long,and longer still… Tomorrow the war might be over.Tomorrow the oppressor might…Tomorrow the children might not have to starveand might finally stop dying.Tomorrow help might arrive.Tomorrow…
Poem of the Week: The Feminine Hair by Emily Lalsiamkimi
Reclaiming the body, redefining beauty - learning to embrace what was never wrong.
Poem of the Week: My God Is by Joseph Kimkima Fanchun (Translated by Opa)
A powerful poem reclaiming the true image of God - a God of justice, compassion and equality. In a world where His name is often used to justify oppression and…
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Poem of the Week: loss is so apparent by Norah L. Tochhawng
the dinner table loses a chair, a place mat removed but the…
Corporate Colonialism leh DuhAmbani: Thuneihna Inchherchhûan Kûalna Chu
Bible-in “Tangka sum ngainat hi sual tinrêng bul” a tih angin, patling…
Chu Tlângah Chuân Han Chawl La : Burnout Society Bihchianna
Chu tlângah chuan a khaw mite khawvel hrehawm takin a nuai buai,…
The supermarket -Dr. Hassan Al-Qatraawi
In the supermarket, I heard someone beside me say, “The war will…
Poem of the Week: Tomorrow never came by Joa
Our nights have been long,and longer still… Tomorrow the war might be…
Poem of the Week: The Feminine Hair by Emily Lalsiamkimi
Reclaiming the body, redefining beauty - learning to embrace what was never…
Poem of the Week: My God Is by Joseph Kimkima Fanchun (Translated by Opa)
A powerful poem reclaiming the true image of God - a God…
Poem of the Week: De-de-de-colonize by Martin Lalpekhlua Blah
The poem talks about how decolonization can be something regressive as well,…
