The world of dreams
At that time, even though I was still young, I still had a small love for books. I still read that book, and I still read this book. But books seemed to me to consist of ordinary pages. Over the years, I realized that books are not just ordinary pages. the book itself is a world, not a manuscript, the book itself is a world. A person reading a book lives two lives at the same time.... Only one life ends when a certain period of time is reached, and the other is absorbed into eternity with memory. while leaving...
Part 1
The door to the land of the book or the beginning of the story
When I was in the fifth grade, I suddenly became interested in fiction. .It has become my biggest dream to read all the books in our school's library and achieve many achievements. I started my work by reading the books in the children's literature section of the library. I was captivated by the works of the famous writer Khudoyberdi Tokhtabayev.
It was at this time that my studies were over and vacation was about to begin. I rushed home. I didn't know why, but I was in a great mood that day. After eating, I started looking through the books I got from the library. First, I looked at Jack London's White Fang, and then Pakhmaq, Avazkhan, and so on. My eyes fell on a book with a white cover and no name written on it. After all, I had never bought such a book. I was surprised. As soon as I opened the book, a light shone from it. but it was empty.
Not many days later, about a week later, I took my books and necessary things and went to my grandmother's village. Because my grandmother spends her annual summer vacation I thought about a book with a white cover. The next morning, when I entered my grandmother's yard, this dream did not leave me. I rushed to the cave. This cave is so ancient that the locals called it the Cave of Life.
Near the cave, a crystal-clear spring gushes out. The ground is covered with green grass. The mountain and the rest of them were connected to the rocky hills, so it was difficult to find such a royal and peaceful place to read a book. With my light, some rays of light flashed blindingly, and I suddenly appeared in a completely different world.
Rashidova Shahrizoda Zarshidovna was born in 2010 in the Karakol district of the Bukhara region. Currently, she is a 7th-grade student of the 20th school in the district. In my tune and in my tune
Motherland, We bow to those who know you, "I will do everything", Rainbow stars, Bilimdon 2018, Zakovat, etc.
She is the first prize winner in competitions. Her creative writings were published in German and British publications such as Just fist edition, lulu, Rashidova Shahrizoda Zarshidovna's work was covered in Ezgulik newspaper. Her stories are on the Wikipedia open encyclopedia and published in a number of anthologies, including Towards My Goals, New Uzbekistan creative collections.
She's also the author of the book The lion called the first flight of the artist.
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Poetry from J.J. Campbell

---------------------------------------------------------------------- to try harder i usually have to be pretty fucking close to drunk off my ass to try to talk to any beautiful woman i don't know i remember a night in a club back in my twenties where i approached this gorgeous black woman and said some gibberish she laughed and told me to try harder i laughed and said something stupid enough to make her smile and tell me to go get her a drink when i came back she was making out with some other guy apparently, i wasn't drunk enough for the beer muscles to kick in but i did enjoy her amaretto sour ----------------------------------------------------------------- the locusts happiness is one of those rare events anymore i treat it like a comet or the locusts it's not what i want in my life, but i suppose it's just the way it is they say money can't buy happiness well guess what neither can being poor ---------------------------------------------- in cowboy boots drove past a woman mowing her grass in cowboy boots i smiled got home to find my grass being cut by the cousin that molested me as a child i don't think you'd call this a smile -------------------------------------------------------- the lines of pain trace the lines of pain on this broken face the sweet caress of your bloody fingers may it be the last thing i remember -------------------------------------------------- looking for trouble it's been years since i went out drinking looking for trouble the last time that happened i was taking a girl to go buy crack at seven in the morning after a long night of drinking and fucking around in some strip clubs looking back i probably should have had her buy some for me J.J. Campbell (1976 - ?) is old enough to know better. He's been widely published over the years, most recently at Disturb the Universe Magazine, The Beatnik Cowboy, Horror Sleaze Trash, The Rye Whiskey Review and The Asylum Floor. He has a new book out with Casey Renee Kiser from RaVenGhost Press, Altered States of The Unflinching Souls. You can find him most days on his mildly entertaining blog, evil delights. (https://evildelights.blogspot.com)
Poetry from Mesfakus Salahin

I Walk Into Your Heart
I see everytime everything in your eyes
It is fair and fresh
I breathe in your love
That rebirths my heart
The art of your living gives me shadow
It is green and pleasant
I walk into your heart
The road to your heart is natural
It is long and endless
It is like a bed of roses
I never get tired
You make all the seasons spring for me
You are spring in all seasons
I hear the whisperings of the flowers
They tell me the story of your beauty
They want to steal your beauty
I ask the moon about her beauty
She tells me the mystery
I read the north breeze
There I get the poems of your fragrance
I asked Vinci about Monalisa
He was wordless
As Monalisa is painted love
I asked Jibanananda about Bonolata
He was in dream
As Bonolata lives in dream
I visit your soul and see real happiness
You are real and our love is real.
Poetry from Sayani Mukherjee
August Teal blue of my fairy strands The murderous blues The hauntings of sun dried cuts Kill your belongings It's August They said But I'm still Hooking my drunken soul My red wined Coolings Can't Your own dealing Homicides across globe My spirits a childish grimace Enjoy your youth Sip be merry A good natured wife Milk of human kindness Halted on London bridges Cycling through ages Your white coloured tie Pattern of your very being Still my child's sweater Warm sipping A home cooked meal But The city's on fire A Phoenix Soul Soon a torpedo glory Sky high nebulas I screamed through Be drunken white Your own patterns Still it's August They said And My.
Poetry from Ahmad Al-Khatat
Entreaties from the Pinnacles of Despair Know yourself before knowing others Believe in yourself before you trust blindly Judge yourself better than judging blood, and bones of a smiling on friendly faces. Don’t carry your past sins into your sober life Get some sleep before the liquor drink you Get some rest before the cigarette inhale you Cry and let your tears drown the knife by your flesh. You can only change the world with your knowledge Be the leader of your dreams and open arm’s happiness Change the directions of death, anxiety, and depression Remember you are miserable because your coffin has fallen _into the hands of people you once adopted and adored They farewell the world in silence with only the presence of death. Meanwhile, you try to call them, text them and ask your parents if they heard anything about them from trip to exile.
Poetry from Mark Young
Avianics
Slightly south. Woolwash
Lagoon. This is the black
swans’ waterspace. Their
movement full of grace,
calming, better than yoga
or deep breathing. & across
the water two raptors, prob-
ably black-tailed kites, para-
llel paths & then a sudden
plunge, swirling, turning &
turning in the gyre, a perfect
double helix courting ritual.
They near the ground. Any
smaller bird goes running.
Children may resist the bug to experi-
ment at times & get adult authority
but their great rental yield is
inspirational & transformational
so I Entreaty for Your Collaboration
in Reception of a Help validating &
prioritizing old-growth forest remnants
& never went to the authorities.
My agonist aunt writes
To dampen the effect of sex
pheromones on the mixperson
when making a cake concoction
from backyard grasses & pain-
reducing medicines, it is often
efficacious to include infusions
of green tea with bee honey &
Citrus limonum to reduce any
antagonism &/or destructive
conflict arising in nearby gynes.
An / epic art / fraudster tells all
Here in the Tampa Bay area, the
big-eyed children — alluring,
at times unbelievable — deliver
a musical version of caveat emptor,
swinging easily into the melody
even though their grasp on the
words is a bit rough at times &
the wifi on the property isn’t al-
ways effective. Still, being able
to sit in a lawn chair & listen to
intermittent music is better than
adhering to the mitigation hier-
archy. Maybe reset the network.
Or, perhaps, calm down, lie flat.
A common phrase among
scientists & students is that
a cartel exists, induced by
climatic & anthropogenic
factors, & that could quite
easily cause changes to the
serotoninergic & immune
systems of linguistic search
engines. But more research
is needed — another common
phrase from the same cohort.
Short story from Nosirova Gavhar

A Cow
The sun, which has lost its summer power, barely shines, and it was not even warm. The coldness of the day moved to the heart of the old woman sitting in the corner of the yard. The heart of the old woman who lost her only child a few years ago was frozen, as if facing the ice. The old man, who could not keep silent about her condition, one day brought a white cow with red spots, which was very beautiful.
The old woman looked at the cow for a long time and approached it and started stroking it. As the days gave way to the months, the old woman loved the cow like her own child and did not stay away from her. The cow also gave white and delicious milk every day only for the old man and the old woman. The old woman was struggling with the cow, and the cow was listening to her.
Towards evening, dark clouds surrounded the gloomy sky. The sky was constantly roaring with grassy streaks. The old woman was upset and thought about her cow. After a sleepless night, she ran towards the corner of the yard. Except for her eyes, her face was white, her lips were trembling. There is no cow. The yard wall was broken, apparently the cow was stolen. The old woman was crying, and the old man ran to the street. No matter how hard he tried, he could not find the cow.
When he came home, the old woman was lying on the edge of the yard. The old man got scared and helped the old woman, the old woman was sobbing: «my child is in a bad condition», «he is not well». Hearing that the old woman was not well, the neighbor came out two days later to prepare a hearty, meaty meal. Then the old woman:
– Thank you so much. But I can’t have this food.
– Why?
– You said the other day that you and your children have not tasted salt for two days, that you are living in hunger, and that it is difficult to support a family without a husband. I do not want to eat their food. Give it to your children. I will be happy.
The neighbor, whose eyes were on the ground and her face was red, was sitting in silence, unable to open her mouth.
– «We have everything,» – she said without raising her head.
When the old woman said «Ok» and opened the food brought by the neighbor, her heart was pounding, and the tears in her eyes formed a stream on her face. In a trembling voice:
– «My child» – she said as she fell to the ground, seeing the meat of her cow, the death of her child, whom she lost a few years ago, was embodied before her eyes.
But this time she could not bear the separation…
Nosirova Gavhar was born on August 16, 2000 in the city of Shahrisabz, Kashkadarya region of Uzbekistan. Today, she is a third-year student of the Faculty of Philology of the Samarkand State University of Uzbekistan. Being a lover of literature, she is engaged in writing stories and poems. Her creative works have been published in Uzbek and English. In addition, she is a member of «All India Council for Development of Technical Skills», «Juntosporlasletras» of Argentina, «2DSA Global Community». Winner of the «Korablznaniy» and «TalentyRossii» contests, holder of the international C1 level in the Russian language, Global Education ambassador of Wisdom University and global coordinator of the Iqra Foundation in Uzbekistan. «Magic pen holders» talented young group of Uzbekistan, «KayvaKishor», «Friendship of people», «Raven Cage», «The Daily Global Nation», Argentina;s «Multi Art-6», Kenya’s «Serenity: A compilation of art and literature by women» contains creative works in the magazine and anthology of poets and writers.