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Israel, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, Seeds of Yearning, West Asia

Again

Author Aya Alon Date 22 April, 2018
By Aya Alon | Poetry
Again, I need to forgive myself Just enough To allow words to creep through...
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Israel, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Seeds of Yearning, West Asia

In between my fingers

Author Aya Alon Date 22 April, 2018
By Aya Alon | Poetry
As the storm waters recede I am left in the aftermath Calculating the destruction,...
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Book Reviews

Book Review: Milk and Honey

Author Sumeet Grover Date 6 April, 2018
By Sumeet Grover | Review
A veteran poet often used to say to me in our conversations that “all...
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Book Reviews

Book Review: Signals

Author Bill Bhaneja Date 2 April, 2018
By Bill Bhaneja | Review
In this eclectic collection of poems about silence, Sumeet Grover echoes thoughts of nothingness,...
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UNESCO Director General Messages, UNESCO World Poetry Day

UNESCO World Poetry Day Message 2018

Author Audrey Azoulay Date 23 March, 2018
By Audrey Azoulay
Dreams Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird...
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- Frida Kahlo, Mexico
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