© 2026 Gloria D. Gonsalves
With apologies to Maya Angelou, this is a parody of the poem 'Still I Rise'. You may write me down in history,With your new love affair,You may shrug me off,But,…
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With apologies to Chris de Burgh, this is a parody of the song 'Lady in Red'. I’ve never seen an apple so lovely as the one I ate,I’ve never seen…
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I would have liked to enjoy the homemade meal at the chosen local restaurant. Instead, the restaurant owner asked, “Do you have children?” His obvious interest was like that of…
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As part of celebrating International Women's Day, Sonne Intercultural Magazine extended their pledge for parity by showcasing 20 women of African descent in Germany and diaspora. I am grateful to…
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My memory of 2015 had its share of global happiness and sadness. Both emotions instigated writing prompts for me. On some occasions, I joined writing contests. The potential product/poem was…
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First published by Chicamod, an online magazine committed to create 1 Million Jobs for the African youth while making Africa visible not only within Africa but also on the global…
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Sometimes after midyear 2015, I read an article about micropoems. The word was new to me and it fired up my curiousity. The sub-title read "take a Twitter poetry break..."…
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