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Article Kalpavriksha, the wishing tree By Richa Saxena “Trees are sanctuaries” wrote the German poet and philosopher Herman Hesse.
Article Solace By Anna Walczak A long time ago a girl met a boy. He was not really the type of guy, who was meant for her. She was very rare, and he was not really familiar with taking care of a gem such as her (...)
Poetry September Sweats By Magda N-W September Sweat In the thin red months, between the cool condensation on the outside of a pitcher (...)
Article Travel By Emily McDonnell A first solo trip, booked in a moment of panic, turns into a lesson in being present — and the start of an addiction to travelling alone.
Article The Feminine By Mirjam Grupp It was 2012 when I first went to Paris. It was winter, and I was sitting under a heater on the terrace of a café, drinking wine, smoking, watching the people passing by (...)
Poetry Peach Pit By Grace Copeland-Tucker Let me drape myself in the softened crest of your Cupid’s bow, there where the sweat glistens and dips over the trench of your top lip; dripping like a peach sprayed…
Poetry Solace By Savannah van der Niet Isolation gives fruit to contemplation realisation. We see spikes and charts (...)
Article Politics By Emily McDonnell The word 'politics' is one a lot of people try to avoid. However, across the world, the need for us all to realise the need to be involved in politics is growing.
Article Post-Covid Travel Trends By Emily McDonnell The Staycation Collection's founder predicts how travel will change after the pandemic — slower, more sustainable, and more about the people behind the places.
Poetry Lake Shore Limited By Magda N-W People don't do this take a train, alone, on purpose carve out time, odd furrows across this fractured land they don't sit with themselves watch winter lakes brittle crack the…
Poetry Unsaid By Skye Wilson I stand up, stumble, wrap my naked, sweaty skin in my softest sleepwear.
Article Nostalgia By Rina Grob Dear Diary, I am a sucker for nostalgia. It is what it is. So naturally what better way to spend this Christmas time than rereading my favorite books as a child.
Article Touch-Less By Mirjam Grupp This is for everyone who is living alone, right now, and who doesn't have a partner they are permitted to visit.
