Love is primordial and inseparable from human happiness, yet it seems to be a thing of motion.
Forbidden by Melissa ChappellForbidden by Melissa Chappell
Melissa Chappell writes a poem on the complexities of race
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.
Prayer for Nothingness (a nocturne) by Dustin PickeringPrayer for Nothingness (a nocturne) by Dustin Pickering
Poem as prayer-- to Nothing, or Ayin.
Two poems from Nivedita DeyTwo poems from Nivedita Dey
One for the New Year All abrupt endings are man-made. In Nature there are never full stops. Only commas, continuum courting all. In circular awakenings life lashes the shores of
NEED FOR A UNIVERSITY OF ETHICS TO GIVE A U-TURN TO CONTEMPORARY CIVILIZATION TOWARDS RE-HUMANIZATION by Dr. Jernail Singh Anand NEED FOR A UNIVERSITY OF ETHICS TO GIVE A U-TURN TO CONTEMPORARY CIVILIZATION TOWARDS RE-HUMANIZATION by Dr. Jernail Singh Anand
Essay on the education of ethics by Dr. Jernail Singh Anand
In Places Hard to Find by Melissa ChappellIn Places Hard to Find by Melissa Chappell
Melissa Chappell of the United States shares a poem
Love of Poetry by Sushant ThapaLove of Poetry by Sushant Thapa
Poem by Sushant Thapa of Nepal
I, My Mind and My Body by Sankha SenI, My Mind and My Body by Sankha Sen
Sankha Sen writes a poem on spirituality and science with cunning insight
I? Who Am I? by Sujata MohapatraI? Who Am I? by Sujata Mohapatra
Translation from the Odia of Sujata Mohpatra's "I? Who Am I?" by Isha Bharadwaj.
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