Arts & Literature

I am from a family where parents are the roots that ground me,and the wings that let me soar.Where I…

Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novels anticipated existentialism long before the term was coined. Through Notes from Underground and The Brothers Karamazov, he…

We do not control the architecture of time, but we do choose how to inhabit it.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s “Pity the Nation” delivers a powerful indictment of political hypocrisy, cultural insularity, and moral indifference in early-21st-century America,…

A young woman finds herself enraptured by a dreamlike encounter with a pomegranate’s life cycle alongside a tranquil stream, awakening…

In a future torn apart by war, the ultra-rich escape Earth in time-capsule spacecrafts, hoping to return after the smoke…

British women writers from the 18th century to today have masterfully dissected marriage and motherhood—not as romantic ideals, but as…

Born with a visible difference, Rozana’s life was shaped by pain, perseverance, and profound inner strength. While her twin sister…

As the world grapples with technological domination and a gradual erosion of human values, this essay explores how the rise…

Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, the poem invites readers to pause time and cherish the fleeting magic of the…