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…
Poem of the Week: De-de-de-colonize by Martin Lalpekhlua Blah
The poem talks about how decolonization can be something regressive as well, how it can be used by chauvinism and the market to exploit it for its own gain.
Ṭam Politik : Rilṭam An Zalen Thei Lo
Awpbeh kan nih chhan te kha thlirna thar a kan thlir a ngai a, Kristian kan nih chhan pawh Missionary te hnathawh ṭhat leh hah vang chauh a ni lovin,…
Poem of The Week : i am not into politics by Tsunhlu
The poem speaks in a rhetorical way, pointing out the irony of not caring about politics.
Enge Enna Varpawhna? Tih Zawhna Chhanna (Beantwortung der Frage: Was ist Aufklärung?) – Immanuel Kant
Enna varpawhna chu mihringin naupanchhiatna a insiamchawp aṭanga a tâlchhuahna hi a ni a. Naupanchhiatna chu midang ṭanpuina tel miah lova mahni hriatna thiang hman theih lohna hi a ni.…
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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,…
Poem of The Week : i am not into politics by Tsunhlu
The poem speaks in a rhetorical way, pointing out the irony of…
Enge Enna Varpawhna? Tih Zawhna Chhanna (Beantwortung der Frage: Was ist Aufklärung?) – Immanuel Kant
Enna varpawhna chu mihringin naupanchhiatna a insiamchawp aṭanga a tâlchhuahna hi a…
Poem of The Week: I DON’T CARE FOR IT by Tatea Royte
I don't care for Hnahsin Kut Chapchar Kut or any other Kut…
