there once was a farmer
by Maham Rizwan
A nursery rhyme turned inward, exploring loneliness, futile labour and the ache of wondering whether anything one has grown would still know its maker.
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Maham Rizwan
Maham Rizwan is an aspiring writer who did her Bachelor's and Master's in English. While she has dabbled in content writing and free lancing work her main interest lies in open word poetry, essays and short stories. Due to personal reasons, she has not been able to publish any of her work, but participation in this Anthology is a step toward that goal. Since a young age, she has had an affinity for words, they have been her curse and her cure. Maham lives in Karachi and occasionally in her head, that is when she is working on a new poem.
Where Language Fails
TWS Publications hereby presents "Where Language Fails," an anthology collection of the compiled works of aspiring writers.
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