The Refugees Survival Soliloquy by Olive Olusegun 

[tabby title="Poem"] Our bodies could not stay there.We had to leave.​Only husks of our frames remain here. When we fled,we ransacked our own homes to rip and run through the desert.All our carcasses could carry was the weight of our...

Down Low by Tshegofatjo Makhafola 

[tabby title="Poem"] your body is water takingshape of whatever landscape it rests on. at night,you flow around the wounds your lover has.fill his fissures.stretch to his borders.cover the rough of the skin he finds no comfort in.become his landscape.the shape...

“Two Worlds” by Kearabilwe Dioka

[tabby title="Poem"] I live in two worlds, one of dreams and one of realityTwo realms that collide, in a dance of dualityOne world is full of hope, of promise and of lightThe other, a landscape of shadows, where darkness takes...

Untold Tales by Shiny

[tabby title="Poem"] I know I can't stop looking at him or for him in a room.I want to respect his space but watch him as he ponders and gazes off into the skyline.Wondering his wonders.What beautiful thoughts are swirling in...

I Want To Take Away Your Colors by Theodora Joanne Polackaczynski

[tabby title="Poem"] I want to take away your colors:new realities, one click at a time,"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" in reverse. Your generation is couch-boundand programmed to consume:once upon a time,there was no shelterand not even proper food. [tabby title="Poet...