Wednesday Morning in pale morning i rest in the recliner closing my eyes – observing thoughts – feeling like an unaccustomed stone tangled in mesh root. I begin to sense peace like moving air in murmuring trees — … Continue reading Poetry | Wednesday Morning by Rick Davis
FLESH AND BLOOD He who is born of the flesh is of the flesh He who is born of the spirit is of the spirit The one came from dust and went back to dust The One … Continue reading Poetry | FLESH AND BLOOD by OGHENERO GENZA
Shalom The peace of wildflowers And a quiet serene lake. My breadth slows And barely exists. My soul rises quickly Through many dimensions, Finally resting On a breezy sea shore. Warm sand fills the Space between my toes. Clear blue-white … Continue reading Two Poems by Rick Davis
LAY IT DOWN When life lessons your formulas can’t even solve Lost in your own thought this you can’t fathom. In your body lies lines of sufferings like tribal marks parallel with no end. Weeping endured through the night … Continue reading Poetry | LAY IT DOWN by Caleb Okoye
Let Alone Man, as he really is, is far beyond God’s imagination, let alone understanding If you really love Earth, you wouldn’t be Afraid to show it to the world, let alone her Most websites don’t even … Continue reading Poetry | Let Alone by Yuan Changming
Walk a mile in His shoes I love Jerusalem the air over the Old City always saturated with prayers that make the welkin ring. I am a pilgrim and an observer I take a lot of pictures and walk a … Continue reading Poetry | Walk a mile in His shoes by Sofia Kioroglou
Birds Still Fly in Damascus The hum of the flaming helicopter aiming for the new hole of destiny falling on Al-Marjeh, Damascus central square. The blow-up. A flock of cuckoos fly around and away. Hiding from mediocre fate, some … Continue reading Poetry | Birds Still Fly in Damascus by C. R. Tsiailis
FAITH As bodies find its missing rib My soul has found a worthy mate. For each day our affection grow Yesterday it was a semen But today I noticed a head and a heart. I died a few … Continue reading Poetry | FAITH by Umeh Martins Somadina
Introduction: There has been a growing concern among young creatives in Africa regarding lack of recognition of their poetic creativity by the older generation of poets and writers. While this concern is genuine, there is also a concern among older … Continue reading The 1000 Young African Poets Anthology | PAROUSIA Magazine
Matshona Dhliwayo is a Canadian based Philosopher, Entrepreneur, and author of books such as; The Art of Winning The Little Book of Inspiration 100 Lessons Every Great Man Wants You to Know Dinner with King Solomon Lalibela’s Wise Man He … Continue reading INTERVIEW with Matshona Dhliwayo |PAROUSIA Magazine
Dear Readers, It’s with great joy I welcome you to PAROUSIA Magazine Incarnation Issue 7 – Christmas 2017. I am pleased to say PAROUSIA Magazine is two, it‘s been two years of God’s faithfulness in promoting Christian Arts and … Continue reading Editorial PAROUSIA Magazine INCARNATION Issue #7
WHAT LIES BEHIND FACES[1] A Christmas Tale “Move!” came the single shout of the Captain, Chris. It lacked the bark of an order, though the loudness indicated it was directed at the men. It registered to a few … Continue reading FICTION | WHAT LIES BEHIND FACES by Su’eddie Vershima Agema
Joy To The World From “Jesu, Joy Of Man’s Desiring” to “Joy To The World” the merriment and joyful spirit of Christmas resounds in every holiday Christmas Carol sung throughout the world. And when I was a … Continue reading Non Fiction | Joy To The World by Luisa Kay Reyes
THE CHRISTMAS GIFT I tapped to play the audio that had been sent to me on my WhatsApp chat. It was an audio from brother Ngoni, in South Africa. He was not used to send me some audio … Continue reading FICTION | THE CHRISTMAS GIFT by Cecil Jones Myondela
Christmas Is The Reason I Believe In Love Blessings fall like snowflakes resting on each our heads doors open to rapprochement, and merry words are said. I love how we find and share with the ones we seemed … Continue reading POETRY | Christmas Is The Reason I Believe In love by Glennise Ayuk
love is God… sometimes, we put our fingers in fire and we get burnt we give a kiss we are not supposed to, we touch bodies in places we are not supposed to, we follow women & men … Continue reading POETRY | the poetry of God… by Adebayo Kolawole Samuel
