Spring arrived Barely seen. Our eyes turned inward. Suspicious of air, We could not take spring Deeply into our lungs, Feel the warmth of it on our skin, Taste the freshness of it on our tongues For fear. We counted our first born And tried prayer. Had we forgotten the blood of the lamb Above … Continue reading Sharing Our Truths: Arrival of Spring – M.A. Morris
The hues collide Clashing Gnashing Thrashing For dominance But my mind takes charge By some above human will The violence of engulfing black Primordial screaming red Sword sharp silver Bludgeoning blister filled blue Glorious gorefilled gold Is replaced by softer gentler tones The soft golden glow of the sodium light Guiding my way through beer … Continue reading Sharing Our Truths: Colours of my Mind – Billie the Human
I am Priya Pramod . An Engineer by qualification, but loves to think and write. An introvert You can read more of my writing at PRIYA'S VISUALS
How long? Weeks, months. I remember months, years, and now, still. I remember young men who were old. I remember miles and miles of quilted squares. I remember a quilt so big it became a problem to store, to show, to display. I remember a president who would not say the name of a disease. … Continue reading Sharing Our Truths: Virus in a Presidency – M.A. Morris
Ever since the lockdown began the sky has been unendingly blue. Yesterday the cherry trees in front of the flat across the street started releasing their blossom, scattering it across cars which are no longer driven. Being in quarantine is like being stuck in a too-hot bed on the edge of waking. Uncomfortable and claustrophobic, … Continue reading Sharing Our Truths: Does Lockdown Make the Heart Grow Fonder? – Richeldis
Brave & Reckless 