Poetry published in the Dissident Voice – “We don’t fear death”

~ Megha's World

I’m really excited to see my poem featured in the Dissident Voice. I’m really thankful to the Senior Poetry editor Angie Tibbs for accepting my poem.

Dissident Voice is an internet newsletter dedicated to challenging the distortions and lies of the corporate press and the privileged classes it serves. The goal of Dissident Voice is to provide hard-hitting, thought-provoking and even entertaining news and commentaries on politics and culture that can serve as ammunition in struggles for peace and social justice.

Please read my poem here

Happy blogging!

Megha Sood

 

Published by Megha's World

I’m a mother of a smart and energetic seven-year-old. I started expressing myself creatively since the last two years. Since then I have been continuously inspired by events in my life and around me which has helped me in penning my thoughts. I’m an avid reader, loves to sing, an ardent lover of poetry and sometimes can scribble few lines too. Loves to dance in the rain, have an undying love for nature, can watch the beautiful sunset for hours. Love to kiss and hug my loved ones. I have worked in the IT field for almost a decade as a manager, worked crazy hours and traveled around the world. In that busy schedule, I never got the time to creatively express my thoughts. Now every time I finish a poem, free verse anything it fills me with so much happiness and excitement and a feeling to have created something of my own. I’m planning to post at least one creation of mine weekly. Lastly, a million thanks to all who visit, like or follow my tiny bits of creation. Every time you do that, I get to know one more beautiful person in my life and get the chance to see their creation too.

35 thoughts on “Poetry published in the Dissident Voice – “We don’t fear death””

    1. Thanks for reading poem and sharing your thoughts.Im sorry to hear about your health condition.Different views makes us human.
      You can share them if you are comfortable.

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      1. When first told that I had mantle cell lymphoma I knew the survival rate was poor, initially, I responded but cancer returned and I am now medicating to slow the cancer. I came to terms with reality and with the poor survival rate. However, I have been battling now for four years and awaken each day to give thanks for the opportunities afforded to me. I know with tests and scans the time will come when results are not favourable, but I came to peace with that a long time ago. As I see it, I am dodging the swish of the Grim Reaper’s scythe and it is better to be playful and cheerful 🙂

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