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Tag Archives: Literature
LETTER TO LISA
LETTER TO LISA Suddenly I felt ashamed of my ambitions, in my dreams, in my hopes for myself. Too high my expects for myself. I take a deep breath. Hold my burned body. Trying to withstand heavy loads beyond the … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, History, International, Literature
Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Country, Culture, Dark, Dream, History, Human, Literature, Reign, Return, Saga, Story, Tradition, Women, World
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SAMUDERA PASAI AS THE FIRST ISLAMIC KINGDOM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
Genealogically, Islam in Indonesia or even Southeast Asia should not forget Pasai as the first point of Islamic-Malay civilization, not merely a replication of Indian or Arab, or Chinese traders or travelers. Continue reading
Posted in History, International, Literature, Opinion, Review, Story
Tagged Aceh, Ancient, Archipelago, Civilization, Country, Culture, Development, History, Human, Indonesia, Islam, Lhokseumawe, Literature, Logic, Man, Metropolis, Reign, Return, Revolution, Saga, Sea, Tradition, World
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HOW TO PREVENT HOAX, A SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
The human brain, functionally as simple as a pencil. The simplest tool, perhaps a little grandiose when we expect the brain to give birth to something big. But there is no harm in trying, maybe beyond our expectations, maybe the brain can find ways that can reduce defamation. Continue reading
Posted in International, Literature, Opinion, Reportase, Story
Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Country, Culture, Dark, Development, History, Human, Indonesia, Literature, Logic, Man, Metropolis, Tradition, Western, World
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HISTORY OF COFFEE
Until the seventeenth century, knowledge of the “westerners” about coffee was arguably minimal. Chronicles circa 1600, which contains a group of church leaders coming to Pope Clement VIII to ask him to speak illicit coffee, illustrating how unfamiliar they are with coffee. Continue reading
Posted in History, International, Opinion, Reportase
Tagged Ancient, Arab, Archipelago, Civilization, Country, Culture, Dark, History, Human, Indonesia, Islam, Legend, Literature, Logic, Machine, Pirate, Politik, Reign, Revolution, Saga, Sea, Story, Tradition, Western, World
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THE CLOAK OF FATE
Indonesian Version THE CLOAK OF FATE Why did the smoke never go back to cigarettes? Why are the molecules far apart from each other? Why do ink droplets never come back? Because the universe is inclined to evolve increasingly chaotic, … Continue reading
Posted in International, Literature, Poetry, Story
Tagged Bachelor, Dark, Development, Devil, Drama, Dream, Evil, Literature, Love, Man, Night, Poetry, Return, Wench, World
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THE NOBLE VEIL, ODA NOBUNAGA
Someone who does not trust anyone, Oda Nobunaga. What if a bird does not want to sing? Nobunaga replied, “Kill it!” A story about Oda Nobunaga when Meeting with Saito Dosan at Shotokuji Temple. Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, History, International, Literature, Story
Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Country, Culture, Dark, Devil, Drama, Dream, East Asia, Evil, History, Human, Literature, Logic, Love, Man, Reign, Return, Revolution, Saga, Story, Tradition, Women, World
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AGAINST TRADITION IS ACTUALLY VERY OLD TRADITION
People often say that tradition hinders progress. Actually, the human is wrong. No one can escape the past. If young people oppose it, it is also part of the tradition. But if we stick to tradition and do not make changes, then our progress will be too late. It is not the fault of tradition, but our own stiffness. Sticking to tradition or mocking traditions, as well as very old traditions. Continue reading
Posted in History, International, Literature, Opinion, Reportase
Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Country, Culture, Development, History, Human, Legend, Literature, Logic, Machine, Man, Metropolis, Reign, Revolution, Tradition, Western, World
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MONOLOGUE OF THE MOON
MONOLOGUE OF THE MOON. Probably, I do not expect to be worthy of forgiveness. Maybe I just want to say to myself, someone can show that gratitude and patience can come in a quiet listening. Sweet little song to life. That there arise after nothing. So truly life is actually floating above nothing. Continue reading
Posted in International, Literature, Opinion, Poetry, Story
Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Culture, Dark, Drama, Dream, Human, Literature, Love, Night, Poetry, Surealis, World
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BEHIND THE SCENES MACHIAVELLI WROTE THE PRINCE
His work is regarded as a forbidden theory and never disseminated. Referred to as a heretical book, a book that possesses power affects people. In the middle ages, The Prince was famous as a book with a bad reputation. Until the 18th century was considered a book of demons. Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient, Civilization, Country, Culture, Dark, Development, Devil, Dream, Evil, History, Human, Legend, Literature, Logic, Love, Machine, Man, Metropolis, Night, Reign, Return, Revolution, Saga, Story, Tradition, Western, World
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ALI AND MALENA, A LOVE STORY
The innocence that characterizes true love can never be repeated. When it disappeared, it was gone forever. In the beginning; when the sweet and bitter blend; no haste muddying the waters; humans are nameless, character, and, without a future. Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient, Arab, Bachelor, Civilization, Country, Culture, Development, History, Human, Legend, Literature, Love, Man, Reign, Return, Revolution, Story, Tradition, Wench, Western
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