Every day, Saai woke up at 5:30 a.m. to pray. He brushed his teeth, showered, combed his hair and beard, wore his olive-green robes, shined…
Darine opens her eyes; her vision is blurred with white confetti. She fixes her head in the fluff of her mother’s sweater. Earlier that day,…
Roses in the morning, Their thorns crept through. Heavenly at the beginning, The wounds they inflicted were few. Felt like something unearthly, So sweet and…
You plague my dreams, As if you have not plagued my life enough, Tainting my concept of love, And what it means to be cared…
A few months ago, on another mundane Saturday, I had a dream I used to have as a child – a decapitated woman sat in…
Apricity is the perfect word, Among all, it’s the best one I’ve heard. The other words won’t do you justice, For you, you ought to…
I loathe the word “ethnic cleansing,” for it implies the land must be cleansed— of its indigenous people, as if they are to be wiped…