World Lit #7 For the Bombed Cities
An analysis of “For the Bombed Cities” by Margaret Stanley-Wrench. Continue reading World Lit #7 For the Bombed Cities
World Lit #6 Nationalism
I don’t have a concrete opinion on Nationalism, but I don know it’s pros and cons. Continue reading World Lit #6 Nationalism
World Lit #5 Ideas at a Clash
Fundamentalism is at a war, but aren’t our modern ideals at war too? Continue reading World Lit #5 Ideas at a Clash
World Lit #4 My Cat’s More Rebellious Than Me
My cat, Ash, seems to be more rebellious than me on the outside, but are we actually different? Continue reading World Lit #4 My Cat’s More Rebellious Than Me
Comfort of the Bee
An original Rumi-inspired poem. Continue reading Comfort of the Bee
World Lit #3.5 Poems of Rumi
Rumi creatively uses literary devices to express love and the beauty of God. Continue reading World Lit #3.5 Poems of Rumi
World Lit #3 The Control of Culture
Culture has more influence on our morals than we would like to admit, so the debate of cultural diversity or morality crumbles. Continue reading World Lit #3 The Control of Culture
World Lit #2 Expressions and Education
It seems unlikely that all the universal human rights will ever all be accomplished, however, education and freedom of expression should be focused on first. Continue reading World Lit #2 Expressions and Education
Words at the End
An original Chinese Jueju poem. Continue reading Words at the End
World Lit #1.5 Writing of My Sorrow
书哀 holds a unique complexity only found in other East Asian poems. Continue reading World Lit #1.5 Writing of My Sorrow
World Lit #1 Betta Year
This year, while I will care about the memories I made and the experiences I shared, I want to correct myself. Fix the things I believed were true that actually weren’t. I hope to be able to write something about it in the end. Continue reading World Lit #1 Betta Year
