Short Story: The Sacred Beauty
October 1, 2024
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By Jared Nyabaro The inauspicious scarlet sun limps lazily towards the horizon. I hold mother’s waist tightly by my right hand, her left arm rests
By Jared Nyabaro The inauspicious scarlet sun limps lazily towards the horizon. I hold mother’s waist tightly by my right hand, her left arm rests
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Designing a home is a deeply personal task and journey, so it strikes me as absurd and somewhat curious that so many men leave all
Maybe it’s the January heat but good watering holes in this city are proving to be elusive and decent ones seem to be spreading thin
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You have probably seen it with your celebrities or even politicians like Fidel Castro, Winston Churchill, Che Guevara and wondered what is the big deal?
The stone age man that existed hundreds of thousand years ago had one thing that informed his life’s meaning: survival. Survival from mortally threatening dangers,
I started cycling about three months ago. The other day, a female friend asked me if cycling “adds stamina.” I remained tight-lipped about that. This
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