Not today
Here I’m alone, waiting for a bus under the bridge in the outskirts of Kyiv with the columns painted with the colors of our flag. Oleg took the picture when
To Loretta
Andy never had felt that way in his life. He couldn’t think about anything but her. Those big brown eyes were full of wonder and innocence, that broad smile, her
Earthquake
An earthquake hit my little homeland this morning. So far, six people dead and some more unaccounted for, many wounded and great destruction. The earth hasn’t stop trembling since last
Save the world
I think that by saving the world, we are protecting ourselves, our families, our friends and our society. Each one of us can be responsible from where we are, making
In shock
In Answer to a Fandango’s Provocative question: What do you think about what happened in the United States yesterday? Are you shocked or surprised at the outcome, if it’s even known as you read this? Or are the results of the election what you
Enough!
I’m so sick of politicians making mistakes or taking advantage of this coronavirus crisis to achieve their partisan interests that I only want to scream: Enough! Please, listen to the
Dignity in the face of danger
During WWII, my dad was on a train when a communist guerrilla bombed the tracks. They killed many passengers and took the survivors as prisoners. My dad was an independent
charitable
A young man is motionless, sitting on a bench, his head down to his knees, not caring about the people passing by. He is not begging. He has not a
Photojournalist
Today I can’t follow the prompt because is awfully late over here in Europe. I have been the whole day busy with an important event. There is an award