Maha Rehman

Maha has a BSc Honors from the University of Toronto and is an Author and Writer by profession. She loves writing and genuinely idealizes the idea of science and literary art combining together into a liberating force of intellectual enlightenment. You can check out her YA novel 'Sole Silence'.

Clocks by Gillian Clarke

The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword by Mariska Taylor-Darko

My Parents by Stephen Spender

Coming Home by Owen Sheers

‘Coming Home’ by Owen Sheers is a thoughtful poem that describes the transitory nature of life. The poet explores aging, family, and the impact of change.

Attack by Siegfried Sassoon

The Truly Great by Stephen Spender

On Living and Leaving by Sums Paguia

The Patriot by Robert Browning

O Where Are You Going by W.H. Auden

O What Is That Sound by W.H. Auden

‘O What Is That Sound’ by W.H Auden is a tragic poem reminiscing the trauma that many individuals endure during times of war.

Her Husband by Ted Hughes

Ted Hughes’ poem ‘Her Husband’ is a spiteful poem reflecting on the paradoxical situation many married couples often face; being in a marriage with another person but having lost all love and compassion between each other.

I Know My Soul by Claude Mckay

I am not that Woman by Kishwar Naheed

To a Friend by Amy Lowell

Song by T.S. Eliot

Imaginary Conversation by Linda Pastan

Combustion by Sara Eliza Johnson

Dreams by Helen Hunt Jackson

By the Stream by Paul Laurence Dunbar

the bullet was a girl by Danez Smith