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Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Lavonnie McManus’s “Moth, Mirror, Crown,” exploring survival, shame, addiction, recovery, identity, and the strength of becoming whole again.
A unified Issue 3 reflection on Timothée Bordenave’s ‘Gratitude,’ ‘Dialogue With an Angel Friend,’ and ‘Humble Be,’ exploring gratitude, humility, prayer, memory, and faith.
Two voices reflect on Nasir Aijaz: Nelly Vee on “Mother, War and Peace,” and Võ Thị Như Mai on “Bonfire,” exploring peace, memory, solitude, culture, and inner endurance.
Nelly Vee reflects on Trần Thắng’s life across painting, graphic design, and poetry, and on the discipline, movement, memory, and visual language running through his work.
A dual reflection by Nelly Vee and Võ Thị Như Mai on Ahmed Farooq Baidoon’s poem, exploring memory, consequence, transformation, water imagery, and becoming.
Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Victoria Kenanda’s “The Shape of Survival,” exploring endurance, adaptation, silence, peace, and the difficult moment when survival must make room for transformation.
Nelly Vee reflects on Manik Chakraborty’s “The Mountain Called Me Close,” exploring land, memory, village life, belonging, labor, and the way place can become part of identity.
Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Manik Chakraborty’s “A Child Is Like a Flower,” exploring childhood, tenderness, belonging, responsibility, and the quiet future held inside a young life.
Nelly Vee reflects on Ananya Bhattacharyya’s “Winter Storm,” exploring wonder, confinement, observation, and the quiet renewal found in an ordinary winter scene.
Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Ananya Bhattacharyya’s “I Am My Own Sunshine,” exploring self-belonging, loyalty, identity, and the strength of becoming one’s own source of light.
