In "Ethiopian Prayer," Bob Bussey presents a poignant reflection through the eyes of Abeba, a young girl in Ethiopia. The poem conveys her daily prayers for safety, family, and the freedom to express her emotions amid the harsh realities faced by many of her peers.
Ethiopian Prayer
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Freedom
Freedom by Carol Alena Aronoff orchestrates a lyrical rebellion, urging us to discard societal constraints and embrace the untrodden path of self-discovery and unrestrained expression.
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The Little Things
Kaval Naine’s poem, "The Little Things," captures the tender essence of burgeoning affection through a series of delicate observations. With heartfelt simplicity, Naine illustrates how ...
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