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Nov 22, 2021

Will Stenberg: Could Have Been/In The Difficult City

Image: Unsplash, downloaded (https://unsplash.com/photos/mEVoj8SCHq8) 4.9.2021. What if we missed all our chances, last buses, trains to salvation, tickets for a better life, what is there left then? Only to tell the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth, harsh and unforgiving as it may be. That is exactly what Will Stenberg does in these two poems. Somewhat detached and completely realistic, he sizes up his past and present, and reveals them to the reader, fully awar

Will Stenberg: The Story That No One Tells

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Oct 1, 2021

Will Stenberg: The Story That No One Tells

Image: Unsplash, downloaded (https://unsplash.com/photos/FFffcjGBsx0) 4.9.2021. Does our past define our future? Are our actions conditioned by the legacy of our ancestors that runs through our veins? In these two poems, Will Stenberg tackles and ultimately reconciles with his ancestors and their legacy, as he wonders how much of their curse and grace flows through his veins. Stenberg pays hommage to all those lives lived in anonymity and to their countless stories that were

Alexander Sharov: Christmas Story by Dmitry Galkovsky

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Sep 29, 2021

Alexander Sharov: Christmas Story by Dmitry Galkovsky

Image: Unsplash, downloaded (https://unsplash.com/photos/ZBNr4T_4FLE) 4.9.2021. CHRISTMAS STORY # 1 One day a certain classical rodent distinguished by compulsive nosiness was snooping around in the cellar, collapsed into the amphora with wine and quickly drowned. On the ensuing day the amphora was dispatched to the seaport where it was loaded onto a vessel. Thunderbolt fulminated into the vessel during the tempest, conflagration erupted and the argosy sank midway between Jaf

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