February 2025

life is heavy and fast, which only exacerbates its heaviness and velocity. So here’s a reminder to stop and read a poem or two, maybe with your morning coffee or evening tea; maybe on your day off or the weekend walk. I hope you enjoy them.

  • The irish poet Kelly Hardie tells us in her poem about that
    kind of weary happiness
    that nothing was trying to be anything much and nothing
    was being suggested.
  • The Emirate author tells a short story and declares:
    We humans are confused by the abundance of things.
  • Doha Kahlout, a Gazan poet, bids farewell to War.
Art work by Tunisian artists SYS. IG: sys.420.olo
  • “The ghettos of Warsaw reflect back an intifada” by Gabrielle Spear @ The Rumpus.

The prompt for this week is abudance and scarcity: write for 7 minutes without stop with the following writing prompt “I feel the abundance of _____”

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By aicha bint yusif

Writing is my key to free spaces. I write to let things out and to chronicle some, and you're more than welcome to read them.

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