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AliwaHosny
AliwaHosny
48 Writer and Literary Editor / Author of three short story collections and five poetry collections. / Selected poems and short stories have been translated into English and Macedonian.
The boys decided on a coffin. They approached a fisherman whose reputation rested on quiet reliability. Lend us your small boat. He asked what they intended to do with it. They expected his nature to yield the timber without negotiation. One of them pointed his way: Perhaps to keep the cold at a distance. We will settle the matter if you assist. The fisherman held his face still for a breath. He turned to the youngest: Tell me the exact purpose. The answer came without hesitation: To carry the body of the moon. The man laughed. The sound pulled his mouth open into a bare hollow. He placed a short axe in their hands, pointed to the left: Shape that dried trunk however you choose. They walked away while his laughter lingered. Their pockets held every fish he had failed to draw from the water.
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Apr 3
Apr 3, 2026 at 5:53 AM UTC
The Moon Funeral
No luck for the Rose In The life, Without Tears No Rest for the Lips, Without Kisses. .
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Apr 3
Apr 3, 2026 at 5:40 AM UTC
Taste of The Kisses
Maybe I will survive, Maybe I'll be lucky, If I put your kiss in the way of my broken heart.
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Apr 3
Apr 3, 2026 at 5:39 AM UTC
My Broken Heart