LitWeekend

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land, nature, life

LitWeekendJuly 13, 2025

One day,smoke will rise high from the widow’s chimney, for she will have a reason to be alive once again. Children will run with snot on their facesand wipe it

landscape, sunset

LitWeekendJune 1, 2025

I could hear the song blasting from a radio somewhere in the neighbourhood that morning. “That old rascal!” I muttered. “What does he think of himself? Old and

Black Road Sareo Leiyachon scaled

LitWeekendApril 28, 2024

The familiar tracks frequented by toiling farmers Are lost to the spreading lines of blackness  That stretches its colonising claws from cities, Crawling maliciously towards the emerald hillocks. ~ It

Immortal Intimacy poem

LitWeekendSeptember 24, 2023

Afternoon coffee_ watching the Winter raindrops mate on our glass window. white sheets and furs between the warmth of our skin. feets smuggling to Yiruma’s rhythm. The crackles of fire

Tickets for my Train

LiteratureJanuary 22, 2023

My train only likes to travel on the dark track of idleness. The passengers were never sure of their destination. They drink and merry to the wine of good times

October Jim Kasom

FeaturesOctober 30, 2022

THIS transient seasonthe plants get to pause from all the growingthe ground is not soft and not fine enough to be blown off the roadthe farmers store seeds Book Now | Early bird

Lucid dreams

FeaturesNovember 21, 2021

As the earth swallows each bones freeing its enchanted soul to a still world; It may seem to you that solitude is your only convoy to keep you from life

relief

LitWeekendNovember 14, 2021

I call this a regeneration of a flower. I feel a lot better these days. And I know I should cherish every bit of it because this is the most

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