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Uniting Under The Rain by Balqis binti Arazaman I heard the sound of raindrops fell on my green umbrella. I smelled the freshness of soil and plants. I tasted the hot exhaled breath, trying to warmed up my mouth and my dry lips. I felt the coldness from the surrounding, seeping through my bright red […]

Us and Them by Sulaiman bin Azman “Good. Next!” I was startled out of my daydreams, again. I looked up; only two more girls from the table across mine, then it was my turn. One of them stood up and started reading from their textbook. “During the last century, many efforts were made to unite

Greatest Change by De Xia Juan The music wouldn’t cooperate, no matter what Anya did. The phrases were strewn across pages haphazardly. The notes were leering at her, she was sure of that. That was it. She stood up, her arms dropping limply to her sides. She was going for a walk. Anya stepped into

Interdependence by Anis Nadhirah Mohd Faris On a chilly Saturday morning, the people in Nadia’s neighbourhood woke up in a good mood to start the day. Each unit in that apartment complex was filled with various souls that developed a unique persona and lifestyle. As Nadia walked down the stairs, she greeted the many familiar

An Untitled Letter by Emir Izat bin Abdul Rashid To my grandpa, the funny and the care-free. You are always electric at telling tall tales. You injected excitement and humor to my life: the solemn and the serious. You were always fond of the ocean blue and so did your father and his father before

The Open Window by Parveena Soorianarayanan It had all happened quickly. Hot blood was still running in rivulets down her left cheek. Pranav was lying face-first in the doorway. The masked stranger picked up the knife and examined it closely, oblivious to the uncomfortable serenity it had created. As if sensing her gaze, it raised

A man’s Sacrifice For Unity by Sashindran Palani Veloo Ashraf slumped into his office chair and turned on the news channel. He stared at the footage being played repeatedly on the screen. ‘Where did we go wrong’, his heart sinking as he sink further into his chair. His eyes wandered around the room looking for

Tiny Acts and Big Dreams by Destiny Yong Imani is the joy-bringer. She makes hilarious jokes and arch observations amidst the mundane. Her raucous laughter has been the backbone and soul of this three-bedroom apartment even before its tenants were confined to it because of a scary virus. Qing is the quiet one. She is

Unity Within Humanity by Nicholas Chuah by Nicholas Chuah Unity, a widely used word by many world leaders in their great speeches when addressing their nation, yet little is truly known about the true meaning of unity. One could simply define its meaning as togetherness, forming a bond with one another, thus uniting with each