The Trigger and the Trauma by S. A. Yitta
In the silence of this sunny street, fleet of feetshuffle in bigger fear that the trigger lets loosea ball via...
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New York Parrot Literary Corner TV Show!
The New York Parrot Literary Corner hosts live interviews through Zoom with poets and writers globally. We make these interviews...
the whorehouse of anxiety by Dustin Pickering
when you dream leave the bottomless a cup of ancient wine spilt over the highway a libation to the lunacy...
A Village Girl and Her Family by Monalisa Parida
Some loved her for veracity, Some hated her for her candour. Neither a poet, nor a writer She is just...
Rest Easy Good Citizens by Andre de Korvin
This is not a callto revolution,not a callto take up arms.It's the man who watchesboats drift on the riverall day...
Seizure of the Tempo by Sushant Thapa
I wrote about the falling rain Somebody said I have seized the tempo I wrote about the tree and...
Too Much of Chaos by S. A. Yitta
The poem revolves around current security lapse in Nigeria and its devastating impact on people and property. This chaos gnawing at...
The Election Existence by Tali Cohen Shabtai
Introduction: On Election Day for the 24th Knesset on March 23, 2021, the 10th day of the Hebrew month Nissan,...
Child and Women Abuse by Ngozi Olivia Osuoha
Children are gifts, special gifts They bear talents and dreams Lineages hook and line along them Posterity anchors on them....
The Southern Hill by Zhang Qiandong
My southern hill is to the south of any hills With green trees and flowers everywhere There are a farm,...
A lastbench stand against a continuing Trump term by Randy Horton
a review of lastbench little magazine's Special North American Trump protest edition In any reasonable world, Donald Trump would be...
Poor Farmer by Monalisa Parida
He is a poor farmer, Seeking for sympathy and succour. No goal, no dream, no recognition, Feed the world his...
Deputy Secretary-General calls for partnerships, resources to end FGM by 2030
Moses Kuwema UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has said the ripple effects of COVID-19 have created a “shadow pandemic” of...
“This is It” by Neil Desmond
This is part two of Desmond's serialized short story. The first section was published recently in the New York Parrot....
A Farmer’s Homeland by Tu Niu
A farmer’s homeland, is gathered in his palm of land He never walks out of the crop line of sight,...
The Aftermath (Ch. 1) by Lyn Coffin
The Aftermath can be purchased at Adelaide Books for a 15 percent discount using the code AUTHORSGUEST. RIDING A STRANGE...
OtherWise, or, Inclusive Terminology by James B. Nicola
An erstwhile “colored person” explains whymore recent labels do not satisfy Please don’t call me Of Color, which is assonant...
Dr. Tom by Elina Petrova
Skype session was short. They brought two truckloads of villagers wounded in a tanker explosion. “More amputations tonight.” Tom takes...
Ecrasez L’Infant Me! or, how childish is tyranny by Dustin Pickering
The season is cold and defiant. To take the edge off, I became obsessed with the political situation in my...
When wingless angel dies by Amb. Dr. Ljubomir Mihajlovski
Dedicated to Koffi Anan’s soul When someone dies, the body goes but the soul stays. Death only shows faces glowing...
Who is Successful by Caroline Laurent
Moments of God's calm, a little emptiness, a breeze The world was shaking like the tide You say the...
Heaven is Calling by Rupsingh Bhandari
If you would like to witness Your deep sea Mediating above the clouds, Basking under the golden sun, Please, pilgrimage...
Two Dangerous Children by Wansoo Kim
One child who likes The game of missiles and nuclear tests And the other child who takes pride in The...
Politics : Let’s go to drive out the rotten river water by Wansoo Kim
Those who look at the river Folding their hands behind their back, Even if they hurl abuses, Spit, And...
Coronavirus by Ngozi Olivia Osuoha
Fear everywhere No one is safe, Hunger creeping around Danger looming up and down. Coronavirus doing more harm Destroying lands...
The Poetic Burden by Sushant Thapa
With a soothing flow; And an imaginative glow A poem comes in between words and is Always a delight to...
Politics: The Sound of Silence by Wansoo Kim
Whenever he opens his mouth, He raises his vocal cords as much as possible Saying he is smarter, He has...
My Home by Gita Viswanath
Secrets stashed away in the folds of the clothes Like pieces of jewellery to escape a thief’s eye Vows imprinted...
On the Hathras rape and murder of a Dalit girl by Piku Chowdhury
Purity in genitals of a minority female frame Poverty-stricken, lower caste and needs no other name Violated, mutilated, but it's...
Destruction of the Media Empire by Dustin Pickering
SATIRICAL LINES IN IMITATION OF Destruction of the Bastille BY COLERIDGE I. As we listen to the talking heads...
Politics: Sorry, Politics by Wansoo Kim
Whenever I thought of you, Anger welled up And I wanted to grab you by the collar And beat you...
Italian authorities return Turkey’s 1,800-year-old artifact
Italian authorities have returned a historical inscription dating to the ancient Lycian era to the Turkish foreign mission after decades...
Who said Corona? by Tali Cohen Shabtai
Don’t get upset because I loved Our gone babies . At the end of time and the universe my dream...
Politics: I’ll Kneel by Wansoo Kim
From now on, However hard and painful I am, I won’t draw the rainbow about you Nor will I raise...
The Earth is Not Ours to Possess by Navneet K. Maun
In the rear balcony I beheld a fat, tabby cat stretched out regally, luxuriously basking in the sun, a smug...
Book Review by Taofeek Ògúnpérí: In One Nigerian Home by Ruth Olarewaju
SPREAD over a hundred and fifty nine pages, In One Nigerian Home by Ruth Olarewaju tells the coming-of-age story of...
The Awakening by Mitali Chakravarty
Why did the Nile dweller, Bastet* the beautiful, metamorphose from a Lioness to a cat Two thousand years, Bastet turned...
Thick as Blood by Melissa Chappell
It began when the center of the world caught fire with a spark, and Notre Dame burned down to her...
Blackness is Royalty by Britney Russell
The sun kissed my skin, Thank God for my beautiful melanin. Whether chestnut, almond or chocolate Black girls are winning....
#Beirut’s Smoke-Life# by Sudipta Maity
The day of the explosion He faces the challenge of existence A quarter of homeless children. ...
“The Woods beyond my window” by Dr. Chayanika Saikia
The woods beyond my window are silently watching me. Tall, old trees, wearing a wise-look, are keeping an account of...
A Renaissance Poet in the 21st Century?
He talks of love and religion and writes poetry that is often critiqued by some as similar to verses from...
New York by Pavol Janik
In a horizontal mirror of the straightened bay the points of an angular city stabbing directly into the starry sky....
Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce kicks off Harlem week virtual events, workshop
The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce has announced that its "HARLEM WEEK 2020" will kick off on Sunday August 16th,...
National Black Church Initiative Raises the Alert Level to Purple
Washington, DC – The National Black Church Initiative (NBCI), a faith-based coalition of 34,000 along with additional 116,000 black churches...
U.S. State Department hosts “Ethiopia Partnership Forum”
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, May 17, 2019/ -- The U.S. Department of State hosted the “Ethiopia Partnership Forum”, an economic engagement...
AJC Facilitates Groundbreaking Muslim-Jewish Encounter at Yeshiva University
December 5, 2019 – New York – Yeshiva University, the most prestigious Modern Orthodox institution of higher education in the...
New York government feeds Muslims with half a million meals during Ramadan
Correspondent: Muizat Hameed The Mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, has announced New York City's intention to serve...
HISPANIC EVANGELICAL CHURCHES PROVIDING HELP DURING THIS PANDEMIC
You should know that during this Covid-19 pandemic, Hispanics and African American communities have been the most affected and those...
Houthis arrests 157 Yemeni women in 2 years
A Human Rights group have reported that the Houthis have arrested nothing less than 157 Yemeni mothers over the past...
Activists ignore lockdown, stage anti-racism protest in London
Anti-racism protesters and far-right activists have rallied in London in rival demonstrations, despite strict police restrictions and warnings to stay...
