As the birds take to the azure skies and journey across distant lands, oceans, and even continents, they bring tidings of changing seasons from their homelands and balance to the waiting ecosystems.
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Author: Renata Steinwall
Increasing Population – Where It Is Heading
Dante's 'Inferno'
Italian writer Dante Alighieri is most famous for his epic poem, “The Divine Comedy”, a work dating back to the 14th century and is still considered one of the ... Read more
The Land Of Ink
Cobblestoned streets and lantern-lit eves;
Stoned castles of the High and Might,
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Probing The Depths of Human Existence
The origin of Homo sapiens and the evolutionary processes that led them to present-day beings has always been ... Read more
‘Mirror, Mirror’
The heels click on the castle floor,
but her mind’s still on her kill.
That swoosh of the arrow
t’wards a dying heart,
to cease the faint still beat.
The glorious drag of sword from sheath,
its glint, when it took them ... Read more
Someday
Bring me the thread of my woes,
and the needles of my pain.
Let me sew out a gown,
with all those scars they've made.
Let heartache be the glue
for the shiny dust of untruth.
Laces of broken promises;
the border; what holds the ... Read more
World Environment Day
The lush green gown she so boldly wears
With its daring seasonal swings,
Blue hues of hair, all jeweled and colored,
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The Glamour It Gave
Lacquered wood,
that smells like fresh earth,
paint so fine
and intricate.
Delicate rigging to hold up its mast
and the sails, with its golden worth.
But can this ship,
stay in its bottle?
How will it look with dust?
Will ... Read more