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Poetry
My love letter for beautiful Senegal
Who has not wonderedhow to reach you, Senegal?Emerald of a ...
Essays
Wound of the chest by the fire that never left me
From surviving a devastating fire in Myanmar to pursuing education in a refugee camp, Kefa Puta shares his inspiring journey of survival, resilience and hope.
Poetry
My life is a journey of mastering LOVE
At times, love comes in short supplyWe search in barren ...
Culture/Identity
Lesya Ukrainka, The Forest Song, and the Life of a Work Beyond Its Author
From Contra spem spero! to The Forest Song and its transformation into the animated film Mavka during Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, the article examines how cultural work survives by changing form, infrastructure, and audience across generations.
Essays
The Room I Learned to Leave
Leaving a painful past does not automatically bring freedom; real healing takes time. Through writing, self-reflection, and family support, the author discovered that trauma is part of her history, not her identity. Strength is not the absence of fear, but continuing anyway. Ultimately, true liberation required opening up to life—so how will you choose to shape your own future?
Essays
One Day That Stayed With Me
Ukrainian serviceman Petro Voloshynovskyi, 46, shares a harrowing firsthand account of surviving a brutal 2022 bombardment in Luhansk. He vividly recalls the tragic loss of his commander and the agonizing reality of recovering fallen comrades. Amid chronic physical pain from service, Petro holds onto the profound hope of reclaiming an ordinary, peaceful life after the war. How can we best use this excerpt to ensure your story and the memory of your commander reach the world?
Poetry
Over a Blink
The poem explores loneliness, emotional hurt, the pressure to hide suffering, and the search for self-worth. Where Will I Be Free? is a fitting title because it connects the poem's recurring questions about freedom, belonging, and existence.
Letter/Essay
Shadows Overlap Under the Moon
A quiet mid-autumn walk with my mother reveals how time and distance reshape the bonds of family. As future journeys to far-off lands threaten to widen the space between us, her fragile yet steady hand offers a silent anchor amidst mounting grief and uncertainty. In a world defined by departure, how do we hold on to what remains before it gently fades away?
Essays
Rain, Gardens, and Memory: Reading Shirley Lim in a Changing Malaysia
When we talk about the environment in Malaysia, we usually ...
