Steps


The auric field 
Of my own nemesis
Own your tribe
Nurture the sockets of your heart
As if a newly polished
High school ground
That transports your
Little brittle garden 
Into a big pool of 
Melancholic ambrosia. 
My other half as if it
Gently spoke my rawness
My wet treasured hydrangeas
Into a wooden coffin of 
Tumultuous laughing stock
The soft peached rainbow
Bulking around the lawn
The little trinklet of a choir
My sudden bemused allegory
It's fair enough 
Leaden steps 
With my own nemesis

Life

When I leave life and the world,
If I don't hold flowers in your hands.
Don't be offended, take my head.
If I pour out like a spring and donʼt flow back.

Well, don't remember, don't be sad,
They say "he is no longer in the world".
Look up at the sky and smile softly,
Say: "Dreams are enough today."

If my soul turns into a butterfly
I come to you every day, you know.
Don't even look at your face
If your daughter forgets like me.

Steps to Success (Story of Makhfiratkhon Abdurakhmonova)

Makhfiratkhon Abdurakhmonova, born in 2004, possessed an extraordinary passion for learning and a burning desire to make a positive impact on the world.

Makhfiratkhon’s journey towards greatness began at a tender age when she discovered her love for the English language. At just four years old, she started teaching English to children in her neighborhood. Her natural talent and enthusiasm for teaching quickly caught the attention of international educators.

By the age of eight, Makhfiratkhon had already achieved an impressive list of accomplishments. She was certified as a B2 level English teacher according to CEFR standards in Uzbekistan. Her thirst for knowledge led her to obtain various international certifications, including International ESOL-B2 and SAYLOR ACADEMY-C1.

Not only was Makhfiratkhon an academic prodigy, but she also excelled in extracurricular activities. She became a member of numerous international organizations and attended over 50 conferences worldwide. Her dedication and hard work did not go unnoticed, as she received recognition as a global youth ambassador.

Makhfiratkhon’s dreams continued to come true as she won scholarships to prestigious universities such as North Texas University, Barry University, and St.Johns University. She was awarded the University Incentive Scholarship, which further fueled her determination to succeed academically.

In addition to her academic pursuits, Makhfiratkhon was actively involved in philanthropic endeavors. She served as a Child Rescue Ambassador for IQRA Foundation and as a Child Advisor for Glory Future Foundation. Her passion for environmental conservation led her to become an ambassador for the renowned organization ‘Greenpeace.’

Makhfiratkhon’s achievements extended beyond academics and philanthropy; she was also recognized for her skills in diplomacy and international affairs. She participated in the Asia World Model United Nations (AWMUN) Offline Conference, where she excelled and won an internship opportunity.

As a Fellow member of ERU and a member of the ISRES, Makhfiratkhon was always at the forefront of global issues. Her dedication to making a positive impact on society led her to translate several books and become an ambassador for various organizations, including SGAP Leaders and Global Friends Club.

Her passion for education also shone through as she completed courses from prestigious universities such as the University of California and Stanford University. Makhfiratkhon’s commitment to self-improvement knew no bounds, as she also attended conferences in Thailand, Malaysia, and the United Arab Emirates as a delegate of ‘Best Diplomats.’

Despite her numerous accomplishments, Makhfiratkhon remained humble and grounded. She volunteered for organizations such as ‘Quyosh Nuri’ and worked tirelessly as an official member of IAAC and Gurukshetra Foundation.

With each passing day, Makhfiratkhon’s influence grew stronger. She became an ambassador for IHRC in Uzbekistan and coordinated various initiatives aimed at promoting peace and human rights. Her dedication to her country’s youth led her to become the Country President of Iqra Foundation Global in Uzbekistan.

Makhfiratkhon’s passion for writing bore fruit when she authored her book titled “A Shining Star.” Through this book, she hoped to inspire others to chase their dreams relentlessly.

As time went on, Makhfiratkhon continued to add feathers to her cap. She became a member of Juntos Por Las Letras and UN-ONGO, further solidifying her status as a global leader.

Makhfiratkhon’s story is one that inspires countless individuals around the world. Her unwavering determination, thirst for knowledge, and commitment to making a positive difference have made her a true shining star. Through her dreams and aspirations, Makhfiratkhon continues to prove that with hard work and dedication, anything is possible.

deep dark depth

below earth —

an alien world

pockets of ultra 

green spews



Uchechukwu Onyedikam/Christina Chin






silence in space 

a boom

in abysmal section —

where they are condemned

death with no tomb



— Christina Chin/Uchechukwu Onyedikam







old beauty

of eerie silhouette

red mask covers the eyes

children hide 


in the blankets 



— Uchechukwu Onyedikam/Christina Chin

The River 

River flows, like a winding song, 
Nature's dance, both swift and strong. 
Mirror of the sky, a shiny glance, 
A watery journey, in a rhythmic trance. 
Stories whispered to ancient stones, 
Time's soft flow, like quiet tones. 
An adventure grand, forevermore, 
A river's tale, simple and pure.

Wazed Abdullah is a student of grade 9 in Harimohan Government High School, Chapainawabganj, Bangladesh.

When will we realize how important it is to preserve the environment? 

Safarova Ozoda, Chirchik State Pedagogical University,
Primary Education Department, Faculty of Primary Education. 

Nature is a power that is not bound by civilization, man, or the law. Man seeks to subjugate nature, yet events in Turkey yesterday shown once again that nature is more strong than society. An earthquake struck Turkey's southern and central regions on February 6, 2023. The magnitude of the earthquake, which occurred at 4:17 a.m. Turkish time, was reported to be 7.7, and the second tremor happened 9 hours following the main earthquake. 3381 persons were killed, while 2534 were injured. Several individuals were left under the rubble in Syria as a result of the earthquake. The 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused damage to many buildings both below and above ground, increasing the number of disasters. In terms of damage, the main earthquake was the most destructive in Turkish history, surpassing even the 1939 Erzincan earthquake. According to the "Sino" TV channel, an average 7.8 magnitude earthquake occurs 5 times every year around the world. Seismic activity In the last 25 years, Turkey has had at least seven earthquakes of magnitude 7. Of course, these events had an impact on other parts of the world as well. Earthquakes have been reported in Syria, Afghanistan, and Kazakhstan, in particular. Such calamities are the outcome of human-caused environmental deterioration. Babies were among the countless innocent persons who died young. We blame you for this calamity. - Why is the air we breathe toxic?

Why is the availability of food and water dwindling?
- Look at him, he's striking his own leg with an ax.
When are humans going to stop hurting each other?

There are numerous questions. The answer remains no. The current natural environment in which humans live is the consequence of long geological periods, 4.5-4.7 billion years, caused by the combined action of various causes, namely the creation and alteration of the sun, air, water crust, and external activities. Without human intervention, the impact on the development of organic matter, sunlight falling on the planet, wind blowing, ocean currents, the birth of new plants, climatic change, rocks, relief, and soils on the earth's surface appeared. Evolving existence is not unique to us; in fact, in order to progress, we must help unveil the secrets of nature that we do not understand. The natural balance is disrupted when any of the natural variables alter. Every living being is responsible for maintaining this balance so that we do not disrupt it. A tiny influence on a component of nature can sometimes cause unforeseen changes and destroy the unbroken chain of nature that has existed all year. The natural environment that surrounds any living thing has an impact on it. He obtains what he requires from it. Adapts to its surroundings. To some extent, it alters the circulation of matter and energy in the environment. The present amount of gases in the earth's atmosphere is the result of organisms' living activities, the generation of important minerals such as gold, silver, copper, and coal, as well as the composition and development of the soil layer. 

Humanity's existence drastically altered the relationship between the organic world and the natural environment. Because of the incorrect use of pastures by work instruments,People began to have a significant impact on nature. He develops his relationship with nature. As a result, a person's living area expands and he constructs an atmosphere for himself. The amount and quantity of natural elements utilised has risen. As a result, human strain on nature has increased in both quality and quantity. Man constructs an artificial environment in addition to the natural environment in order to live and work. With the advancement of science and technology, for example, the creation of cities, residential buildings, parks, water reservoirs, highways, factories, industries, and other productive forces, The value of natural resources, the places where they are used, and the manner in which they are used have all changed. goes They employed only a few of the sarcastic elements or other natural means in ancient times, but now they use all of them. Thus, in addition to violating nature's laws and causing damage to it, leads to the destruction of humans as well as nature. 

Today, we argue that huge calamities are caused by nature's whims, but the truth is that they are created by people's disregard for nature. In a nutshell, man kills not only nature or animals, plants, and other living things, but also himself. It is vital to protect the Earth's resources, including water, flora and fauna, atmospheric air pollution, and harm, from damage, destruction, and incorrect use. Reserves, national, historical-natural, and memorial parks, botanical and zoological parks, zoological gardens, and specifically protected natural regions and animal and plant objects listed in the International Red Book should be enlarged. 

The goal of nature protection is to create favorable conditions for the rational and non-destructive use of nature for human health, ecological balance, and the interests of sustainable socio-economic development, as well as to preserve the richness of species and genetic fund of living nature, ecological systems, landscapes, and it is necessary to preserve the unique diversity of nature, as well as to preserve the cultural heritage related to natural objects, which have been given to mankind. Carry out these actions. Nature has provided us with everything. As a result, we must learn to be grateful for the blessings that have been bestowed upon us. Preserve the environment and use its resources properly. Individuals should make a concerted effort to conserve and enrich the wealth and environment in general, as well as its beauty and purity, for their own advantage. People today prioritize their own interests above all else, yet the consequences are tragic.

Also, let us recognize our insignificance. Let us leave the magnificent nature's secrets to future generations. Let us work together to protect the environment.

Let us defend ourselves against death!

References:
1.Uz. Res. Rules on Public Health Protection
2. "Nature and man," second. Alibekov, L.A.
3. National park to the geologist's book

Turaqulova was born in Ozoda in 1995 in Karmana district of Navoi region. He graduated from general secondary school No. 10 with excellent grades and proud places in science Olympiads. His interest in the field of mining first led him to the Navoi State Mining College and then to the Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies. During the college period, he won the recognition of his teachers by taking pride of place in science Olympiads several times. Currently, he actively participates in university competitions and competitions, and has been awarded several diplomas with honorary titles. She is a member of the “Forum” international organization. Due to his interest in foreign languages, he is currently preparing for the IELTS and TESOL certificates.

Turaqulova is currently working in the Navoi Geological Research Expedition of the Navoi Kon Metallurgical Combine . “My main goal today is to become an international expert in the fields of mining and electric power, and thereby contribute to the country’s economy and development. she says.and also her scientific article was published on the international site More books under the name “World of new talent” and in the same year an anthology book was published under the name “Sprout. Shiny stars of the Earth” So she have many sertificates of international she actively participated in many courses and received international certificates.