Pillars by Vo thi Nui Mai May 14, 2025May 14, 2025 | World Inker IIWorld Inker II | 0 Comment | 11:35 am eight pillarsnot of marble, but trusttruth passing from hand to handa government without shadowa hearth where each sits equal peace is not stillnessbut the blending of movementinto music Related Tags: Australian, poetry, Vietnamese poetry, Vo thi Nui Mai Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: Five poems by Mark MurphyNEXT Next post: VO THI NHU MAI – A QUIET FLAME AMONG FELLOW ARTISTS Related Post When Matuas Dance by Purbasha MondalWhen Matuas Dance by Purbasha Mondal Purbasha of West Bengal writes of the exceptional courage of Matuas Read MoreRead More Love is the Way! by Francesco FavettaLove is the Way! by Francesco Favetta Francesco Favetta of Sicily writes a verse on the strength of love. Read MoreRead More What is happiness? by Bogdana GăgeanuWhat is happiness? by Bogdana Găgeanu Romanian poet Bogdana Găgeanu writes of the illusion of happiness, questioning its ephemeral nature. Read MoreRead More Two Poems by Ryan Quinn FlanaganTwo Poems by Ryan Quinn Flanagan two poems by Canada's own poet Read MoreRead More Growing from Childhood by Sushant ThapaGrowing from Childhood by Sushant Thapa usant Read MoreRead More Conclusion by Naheed AktharConclusion by Naheed Akthar Naheed Akthar writes a poem on her birthday. Stunning! Read MoreRead More
When Matuas Dance by Purbasha MondalWhen Matuas Dance by Purbasha Mondal Purbasha of West Bengal writes of the exceptional courage of Matuas Read MoreRead More
Love is the Way! by Francesco FavettaLove is the Way! by Francesco Favetta Francesco Favetta of Sicily writes a verse on the strength of love. Read MoreRead More
What is happiness? by Bogdana GăgeanuWhat is happiness? by Bogdana Găgeanu Romanian poet Bogdana Găgeanu writes of the illusion of happiness, questioning its ephemeral nature. Read MoreRead More
Two Poems by Ryan Quinn FlanaganTwo Poems by Ryan Quinn Flanagan two poems by Canada's own poet Read MoreRead More
Growing from Childhood by Sushant ThapaGrowing from Childhood by Sushant Thapa usant Read MoreRead More
Conclusion by Naheed AktharConclusion by Naheed Akthar Naheed Akthar writes a poem on her birthday. Stunning! Read MoreRead More