Poetry

The poet of the month competition, held by Poetry Club, saw this month’s theme as ‘Expectations’. Photo credits: Unsplash “Expectations were like fine pottery. The harder you held them, the more likely they were to crack.”  ― Brandon Sanderson With this inspiring quote and

International Children’s Day celebrated annually on November 20, possibly has no significance for us as we all, (or at least most of us) are adults. However, in schools, this day is cherished as if it arrives in a leap year.

The Poetry Club hosted their monthly writing competition on the theme ‘Familiarity’ and here are the winning entries for the month of October. Congratulations to 2nd year BA Early Childhood Studies student Faareha Salman for attaining first place among 10 other contestants

“Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear, and the blind can see.” – Mark Twain. Photo credits: Unsplash In this fast-paced world, we often forget to acknowledge the essential element of humanity – kindness. The word meaning ranging from loving

Preface  The following text is a three-part monologue which describes the thoughts of a person in a period of great horror and difficulty. Inspiration to this monologue serves the COVID-19 pandemic. The descriptions are written in first-person and can reflect any

In honour of World Mental Health Day on October 10, we held a poetry and writing competition to bring forth a sense of unity, awareness and a message of hope. Shining a light on mental health through the art of

In these times of distress, a lot of us are forced to be away from home, and this small poem talks about the elements of comfort and warmth to humans — a feeling of home we find only in places

Video Credits: @luxuryplaceslove via Instagram I came across this video on Instagram and I found it beautiful. Something began to build in my head, thought after thought. Could this be our tomorrow that we anticipate? *** We are living in chaotic times