Posted on 14 August 2010. Tags: aphorisms, art, Artist, Humanities, Poem, Poetry
From Special Guest Iman Assad… I can see life smiling at me and hear its words of love. I am fully present with my body and soul, totally committed to my dreams, not losing a single precious moment, living every instant with dedication and clarity of mind…. I have no doubts, I trust life and [...]
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Posted on 25 June 2010. Tags: Poem, Poetry, poets, Self-Discovery
From Special Guest S Lynne Horton… Alone in a vast field, forgotten by the forest, Inhibited by the bursts of a violent wind, Stands a weather beaten and scarcely foilaged tree. Lacking grandeur befitting the majestic woods, Banished to wither in this forlorn field alone. Torrential rains did come and attempt to wash the tender [...]
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Posted on 10 January 2010. Tags: Midnight, Poem, Poetry, Sun
Creeping dismay turns into passion, power and obsession. What I need is what I need. And the passage of the midnight sun reveals the true essence of being. And the light shines on forever, trailing like after-thoughts of today. And the moment shines on, like a diamond in the sky, tracing the spaces of time, [...]
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Posted on 14 August 2009. Tags: Poet, Poetry
Submitted via email two weeks ago by a mystery guest, I asked the writer for a name, a brief bio, or anything else I could use as a background for RELATIVTY OnLine readers , but he or she declined. Only the name Jyotishman sits at the bottom. I received several poems this past month, but the visual images [...]
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Posted on 15 July 2009. Tags: aphorisms, idiom, Poetry
The word aphorism denotes an original thought, either spoken or written, presented in a concise and easily remembered form. From Hippocrates to Blaise Pascal, they have been a part of humanity’s literary arsenal for thousands of years. The often profound Marty Rubin lends his work to RELATIVTY Online this month and we are grateful to have [...]
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Posted on 14 June 2009. Tags: Palestinian, Poet, Poetry
From Tarek Ibrahim… Between true love and hate Tender choice and ugly fate In the rebirth of dusk Rings the scent of musk The birds may never wait For hearts that always hesitate Little boys burst into cries Waiting for time to go by But as days ahead unfold Persuading us to grow [...]
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