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Articles by Vyacheslav Konoval
Echoes Of Self-Doubt By Nurul Sofiyah
Echoes of Self-Doubt by Malaysian poet Nurul Sofiyah explores themes of isolation, introspection, and self-doubt. If you wish to submit your poems, short stories, and essays, you may do so here: Do you hear the echoes, the whispers in your ear, Those hands pulling you into a depth, Beneath the surface of the ocean, As water weaves through your breath.
The Mothers Of Falastin By Nayaab
The Mothers Of Falastin by Nayaab is a poem about resilience amid tragedy; a tribute to Palestinian mothers and martyrs. As per our FAQ, the copyright of this poem belongs to Nayaab.
Bezzies By Shereen Christina
Bezzies by Shereen Christina describes friends staying connected by shared experiences and memories, providing strength for each other and companionship along the way and for forever more. “This poem is specifically dedicated to my two best friends as we celebrate our 10 years of togetherness,” Shereen says. As per our FAQ, the copyright of this prose belongs to Shereen Christina.
The Caramel Latte By Malini Lakshmi Bai
Written by Malini Lakshmi Bai Malini Lakshmi Bai’s poem, The Caramel Latte, describes the experience of enjoying a creamy caramel latte at a café. As per our FAQ, the copyright of this poem belongs to Malini Lakshmi Bai.
How Is Poetry Actually Defined By Amirhadi
‘How is Poetry Actually Defined’ is an experimental prose by Amirhadi, a Malaysian writer and poet who is fluent in both Malay and English. I just want to write my own poetry. i.U. We. US. We. Us. i. Prose in poetry poetry and prose. – & poetry in prose & they’re nothing. Glossary of the spirit of cloud (wanting to produce rain) – Search it! Search it in the dictionary. I don’t know what I actually do. They say that my poetry doesn’t follow the format. But…why? Why – My poetry is a controversy?
With Love, From Pakistan By Uswa Maryam
Taylor Swift teared up during The Eras Tour as she sang about heartbreak. I wanted to tell someone in my 8 a.m. class. I was watching YouTube shorts all night, filled with her singing. Each show seemed magical. It was only a dream for me to speak of heartbreak, see it in colors, and scream out, “Give me back my girlhood; it was mine first!” Here, girlhood is a sticky little thing stuck on the edge of your shoe.
War Poems from a Ukrainian Poet
Editor’s note: A recent zoom meeting of the Brussels Writers’ Circle was the occasion for a unique encounter with Vyacheslav Konoval, a Ukrainian poet living in Kyiv and whose work is focused on the most pressing issues of our time; the devastating war in his country that has provoked deep emotions around the world, has motivated him to write his poetry in English in the hope of reaching out beyond Ukraine’s borders to people everywhere.
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