Oh magnificent moon I know about myself But who are you longing for That you stay awake all night Providing companionship to all lost souls Did someone hurt you That your mind is not able to switch itself off to fall asleep Did someone die Who just left -leaving a heap of ashes You know …
Sometimes The Moon Is All I Have | By Kuhoo Singh | Telloway Poetry Read More »
This is a fragment of author’s heartfelt letter to her late aunt after she passed away. Author has shared it in the form of a Letter-Poem and Spoken Word Poetry with Telloway. For more lively experience we recommend you to listen to her Spoken Word Poetry below. It’s like that quote From that stupid …
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The author shares a chilling narrative of an incident from her life, when she was five. She wants the girls to know that they’re not alone, through this piece of her. Every morning she was lured down the stairs of hell gripping her aching scars and bleeding wrists He greeted her at the door …
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Shalini Singh portrays through her poetry that hope is the quintessential essense of human survival Hope is not a lost art It never was Survival thrives on the defunct faith of surviving, against all odds A flicker of uncertainty in deprived conditions Magic is unearthed where mortality weakens Doesn’t that make hope a …
M.B. Victoria spreads some light on Human Trafficking through this piece of her When you’re tired of hearing that “it’s a pity you had to go through it,” “no one should ever experience that,” and “no wonder you’re all bottled up” I am here to remind you that yes, this is all true, …
This piece is dedicated to Telloway’s Chief Editor’s late maternal grandfather. A piece directly emerged from a grand-daughter’s heart. There are vibrations Going on in my head My sense seems to defy me It’s escaping me by And the unconsciousness is penetrating Deep inside, from crevices that this dilemma has created And though I …
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