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Now that I have bashed my keyboard to eviscerate some of the rage imbedded deep inside my tormented soul, I feel slightly at ease and in control. Continue reading
Category Archives: Justice
Justice by Nawar Bashir
I try to cross my legs under the table without ripping my pantyhose on the cheap rough wooden texture.
The dress that i bought especially for this evening, clashes with the hideous florar patterns of the nylon covered chairs I’m sitting on. Continue reading
Justice by Suha
She’s graceful the ways she stands. Chin upwards, posture upright, fearing no one and nothing. Holding balance scales in one hand, a double edged sword in the other, Continue reading
Justice by Shayma’a Ahmed
Pans to tilt.
Hard. Cold. Reflection.
Blind – enfolding gloom. Continue reading
Justice by Bader Shehab
They called for justice,
And sounded in one voice,
But all they ever got were pluralist stanzas,
Of shoulder-cut suits serenading sweet harmonies
To ears’ flavor Continue reading
Justice by Batool Hasan
“Another existential crisis?” he snorted.
I tug on the ropes binding my wrists as his grin widens.
He dabbles his brush between different shades on his pallet, and continues to babble on like the idiot he is Continue reading
Justice by Fatema AlSumaiti
I took my glasses off and I saw it all.
The ugly.
The distorted.
The colors painted outside the lines. Continue reading
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