The Clock Of Risk

  Some people wanted to pull backward the enormous hands of a ticking clock but what they did not realise was that the clock of risk was inevitable and that sometimes there’s no other choice but to stand on the right side of history when we are to defend human rights.   © December 2018…

A Raindrop In Your Desert – 2nd version of an improved poem thanks to poet Donald Standeford’s collaboration

I am a dew drop in your desert You are a pearl in my ocean In this groaning world It’s either dust or turbulent waters. You’d die of thirst I’d wish to die in a raging flood But long ago the flood found me By deceit I was swept away By this neoliberal world. Unveiling…

A Review of Polyamorie – A Book by Sina Muscarina

I think this is a very well written book. It has a clear structure and the research has been done methodically. It gives evidence that monogamy is a social construction serving to the kind of society we have created mainly in our Western culture. This social construction serves our capitalism system, which is interested in…

Confidence

With ebbs and flows like sea and lake waters the ground was trembling, magnificent earthquake confidence was at stake. Wanted to do your best so never felt at rest you are too self-demanding so confidence faded. Too much self-exigency leave me please, let me be tell it now. That parent, sister, brother, that relative of…

The Black Pigeon (English and Catalan versions)

  ENGLISH: A tasty lentil soup keeps you warm from the cold. Coldness outside speaks of emptiness, sadness in a cloudy day. Or is it just the fog all around that saddens your mind and spirit? Going through the streets the walking dead if they can still walk. You saw poverty’s face the system’s decay.…