Prodigal Son by Noah Hamilton Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Noah Hamilton (He/Him) Walking down Richmond Hill,With a guitar on my back,I feel free and in love,Without a panic attack. The North Mon treated me right,Through thick and thin,I wish to thank them,Even though on the gin. The love they gave me,Worth more […]
Feeling life affirmed after talking about death and dying by Valerie Smith Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp (From left) Rosi Lalor, Louise O’Brien, Jeanie Jyanti Noonan – guest speakers at ‘Starting at The End’ Photo by José Bateira All houses have known death, and this knowledge binds us to one another.
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Four years after Repeal -where are we at? by Charlotte Nina Maria Waltz Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp On 25 May 2018 a majority of people in Ireland voted to legalise abortion. Four years later, many people still cannot access abortion care. To remember what we fought for and to discuss
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Go with your flow By Augustina Adeola Abisola Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp 01/02/2021 The Colour of Life. The colour red signifies passion, love, or seduction. In some cases, it signifies anger, adventure, danger or violence. I say red, signifies life. The extremes of life and death. The best part of
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We’re extremely thrilled to bring you the Summer Solstice 2020 zine. “I finished Good Day News feeling that I’d learned something about each of the writers, but also that I’d be musing on the concepts they wrote for some time after. The issue was able to acknowledge that the world in 2020 is full of
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18/01/2021 The Colour of Resilience {Trigger Warning: Racial Trauma reference} I took a taxi home that night. I remember the streets being slick, but I don’t remember the sound of rain. The short rise on the lift usually turned my stomach; the smell of raw fish was perpetually baked into its cheap flooring. That night
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The importance of music to people & communities By Siân Brown MA MT NMT – Date: 16/12/2020 Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp The innate musicality of human beings and the healing power of music has been written about and documented from as far back as the writings of Aristotle and Plato!
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A List Performance By Deborah Oniah Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Deborah with her son I used to know a girl called Ode. When she was 7yrs old her parents offered no explanation to her and her sisters and wanted an a-list performance act. This performance expected Ode to move on
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Blown by gusts of icy wind — facial acupuncture, painful I descend on my grey seething river, frothing whirlpools Stifled memories of unending supermarket queues Have drenched me with an urge to get home To warmth and dry/and tidy up my life A small compensation in preparation For unforeseen pending isolation Impatiently, I stop at
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Self-Reliance through a Pandemic By Asmae Ourkiya Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp The last time someone noticed and paid me a compliment for one of my tattoos was in a small cozy coffee shop in Lisbon. The waitress walked near me and said: “I love that Medusa. It is amazing!” I
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