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Posted inCreative Hall Music Poems
The Music Man
Source Its hollow bones and rusty strings, A chorus left unfinished, The singer can no longer sing, The air in his lungs diminished. The monster reared its black head, …
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Zenith of Lands
Posted inCreative Hall Lifestyle Poems
Epiphany: A Collection of Poems
From our creative writers Shay Azman, Amirah Farzana, and Lynn Hor
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Kintsugi
Kintsugi (金継ぎ, “golden joinery”), also known as kintsukuroi (金繕い, “golden repair”), is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with gold — built on the idea that in embracing flaws and imperfections, you can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art.
Posted inCreative Hall Love and Relationships Poems
Moving On is Never Easy
By: Amirah Farzana
Foreword:
Mad world – Gary Jules
The Truth – 36 Questions
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Poems: Injustice in Verses
Dedicated to all the lives lost to injustice. You will not be forgotten.
We are the change we yearn,
With trembling hands we fear,
Our minds will be unable to turn,
From the unchanging ideals we silently discern,
With wavering voices that yield to silence,
As we blindly spectate acts of violence.
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When Things Don’t Work Out: A Collection of Poems
hello? can you hear me?
i've been meaning to say something
even if the signal's not pretty.
i don't think i can do this anymore.
i've grown tired of the city
where my screams tend to evade me,
my confessional streams
poured all over the polished floors
until i ran out of dreams-
i need a getaway across the seas;
somewhere deep in the country
where i can still feel a breeze;
a breath of dying somewhere pretty
as if i carelessly ripped out a page
out of my half-written biography
that takes up too much of my head
until they all cooperate to collaborate
into my nameless anthology
but how can i craft such a thing
when i'm not even dead?








