LIFT ME HIGHER – ALEXIS KARPOUZOS

By Alexis karpouzos: ”God, why give Wings for the angels, but feet for people? . ”You were born to dream, you were born to love”. ”Give me wine. Give me bread, Lift me higher! Lift me higher! From this sphere…
By Alexis karpouzos: ”God, why give Wings for the angels, but feet for people? . ”You were born to dream, you were born to love”. ”Give me wine. Give me bread, Lift me higher! Lift me higher! From this sphere…
By Samagidi Victor: Chapter 1: After Passing Through This Door, I Have No Thoughts of Coming Out Again Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios – The chill from autumn crept into the air — the night sky was overcast, and…
By Lucas Henshaw: You curse Nigeria under your breath as you straddle all your problems in your backpack— all your problems being your malaria drugs, your ATM card that almost never works due to your shitty bank’s services, your laptop…
By Alexis karpouzos: When in the world grows the dark cold and the empty desolation, then going back where one starts from. Do you recall the longing of our wishes? It is time, rise up to meet the heaven, to…
By Alexis karpouzos: I know not what tomorrow may unfold, Or where the roads, as yet untrod, may lead; but i know There are no borders, only wind. Like you, I was born. Like you, I was raised in the…
By Nancy Omorojor: My autistic child Mama worries that my mates have left me She never says it, she just smiles it to me The doctors and teachers call me special I’m not sure special is what I am, But…
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By Tracy Njeri: I didn’t the sound of it the first time And coming from the physician was even worse A kidney transplant?! I didn’t know why he decided so Or why he thought so But I truly hated the…
By Olabisi Abiodun Akinwale: we returned to a house full of emptiness, nothing takes the place of what gives a house the feeling of home. my heart became a mosaic of wreckage knowing it will live forever in a story…
By Abdullateef Balogun: In my night when by chance I traveled between the scars and its space through the realm of the lost soul it’s noisy through their grave and sounds On my way back to suburban I was cold…
By Jessica-Ken: Please ignore mistakes* “Are we there yet?” Jade Hadley’s voice came. “It’s taking really long, now.” Jade grumbled. Jade was a rebellious, almond eyes, teenager: A tenth grader with such shiny blonde hair, yay high and pretty slender…