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Poltergeist

Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! Enjoy the creative variety of poems and scroll to the end to find a couple of intriguing (and somewhat disturbing) short stories! Poltergeist, German for “rumbling ghost” or “noisy spirit”, is a type ofContinue reading “Poltergeist”

Renounce

Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! Have a look at this week’s poetry collection! I renounce my throne! “Renouncing” can be used in many scenarios, meaning to abandon, give up or turn away from something.  Cheng Jie The student ladenContinue reading “Renounce”

Revolution

Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! For our first-ever session this year, we got a nice range of poetry (spot the limerick and the haiku!) as well as a short story. Oh glorious Revolution… We nearly had an entire newsletterContinue reading “Revolution”

Valentine’s Day Anti-Love Poem Contest

Preamble, preamble. It doesn’t matter anyway. Nothing really does. Which really contextualises our futile struggles for connection in a dying world, no? Top three First Anonymous Tongue In a memory pulled from the heart, I found a long-lost trace of your gentle cadence; your fiesty tenor, diminished but resolute. It compelled me, enveloped in aContinue reading “Valentine’s Day Anti-Love Poem Contest”