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Rewind Series | Family

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Rewind Series | Family

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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The Family At The River Bank

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  Walking along the river Carrying her baby Followed by another little one The young mother looked content As she smiled and waved to me   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity…

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An Artist’s Story | Holocaust, Family & Art

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  Artist Geoffrey Laurence is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this essay.  From ‘THE HOLOCAUST SERIES’.  To see Geoffrey’s body of work, click on any image.         In writing about the reasoning behind my making the ongoing series of paintings that form under the heading…

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Alzheimer’s In The Family | Searching For Lost Fragments Of My Childhood

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  Photographer, Filmmaker and Artist  Norma Córdova, aka, shesaidred is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘Fictitious Family’.  To see Norma’s body of work, click on any image.           My father was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s in 1997,…

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Bipolar Disorder In The Family

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  Photographer  Léa Thijs is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From the book/project  ‘Safe House’.  To see  Léa’s body of work, click on any image.         Alain Thijs struggled with bipolar disorder for over 20 years, undiagnosed and trying to cope with…

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Family | The Good & The Bad

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  Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema   The Family We Are Born Into Family can be beneficial or disastrous for one’s well being. Without taking away a person’s accomplishments being connected can make the rise to the top easier.  One will not be less successful because he or…

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Family | Our Public & Private Lives

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  Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema   Public exposure can make a small problem into a catastrophic one.  The reality of our family life lives within the walls of our castle.  However, the assumptions of the ones outside of our fortress, even though unrealistic, can cause irreparable harm.…

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Family | More Members, More Problems

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  Written by: Life Coach Carioca Da Gema   There are many families known by their tribulations. But are their struggles any different than the ones taking place in your family or mine?   How many members does the “X” family have? Every person comes into a group, whether it…

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Family Stories

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  Photographer Charles-Henry Bedue is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images.  From the  ‘La Famille’ series.  To see Charles-Henry’s body of work, click on any photograph.                     All images © Charles-Henry Bedue     See also: Study of…

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By Her Bedside With Friends & Family | The Day My Mother Died

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  Written by: Kaitlin Oster   The Ferryman   When I moved back into my apartment for my senior year of college, I noticed a large black spot on the ceiling. I called my mom to tell her and ask what she thought I should do about it, but she…

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Faith, Family & Alcoholism | Sasha The Healer Of Rubtsovsk & His Personal Pain

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  Visual Artist and Documentary Photographer Valentin Sidorenko is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From the project ‘Where the world ends’.  To see Valentin’s body of work, click on any image.           Sasha is 45 years old. His grandmother was a…

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“I grew up thinking that I was born the wrong way.” | Family, Love & Addiction

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Written by:  Kaitlin Oster   Mom’s on Fire   My hair was dragged out, root to end, everyday. “I have hair like Daddy.” “And that’s why your father keeps it short,” my mother said cooly to six year-old me as she exhaled cigarette smoke upwards to the kitchen ceiling. I…

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Family, Love, God & Surviving The Cancer Battle

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  Documentary and Fine Art Photographer Ivanka Zagorska is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From the book/project ‘Revival’.  To see Ivanka’s body of work, click on any image.         ‘Revival’ is a documentary project influenced by the tragic loss of my mother…

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The Family Struggles Behind My Charming   Childhood

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  Photographer Thomas Duffield is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘The whole house is shaking’.  To see Thomas’ body of work, click on any photograph.           Our home was a static caravan that sat quietly in a field…

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Daily Life On Historical Ground & Intimate Stories Of A German Family During World War II

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  Photographer Nashalina Schrape is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘Whispers in East Berlin’.  To see Nashalina’s body of work, click on any image.         This is the story of a house built in 1941 in East Berlin. Four generations…

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The Women In My Family | Identity, Home & Traditions

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  Photographer Deedra Baker is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘Ties That Bind’.  To see Deedra’s body of work, click on any image.         Ties That Bind explores the nexus of family through three generations of females within my…

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Family, Love & Hate | Growing Up In Poverty | A Photographer’s Story

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  Artist and Photographer John-David Richardson is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘Someday I’ll Find The Sun’.  To see John-David ’s body of work, click on any image.           I am a product of poverty. The circumstances of…

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Depicting My Family’s Everyday Life In Historical Portraits

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  Photographer Paola Leonardi is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait photography.  From the project ‘Family Histories’.  To see Paola’s body of work, click on any image.         “Family Histories” is a series of portraits of my family members that reflects a personal interest…

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An American Family

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  Photographer Jo Ann Chaus is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘Sweetie & Hansom’.  To see Jo Ann’s body of work, click on any photograph.         This body of work was made over the seven-year period, 2008-2015.  With my…

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Music | Wabash Cannonball By The Carter Family (1929)

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  This song was selected from the Hermit Poet’s Music Collection. * To listen on YouTube CLICK HERE.  * To purchase this download see Amazon.com below:   Wabash Cannonball * Worldwide, Timeless & Diverse See our Complete Music Selection HERE   Back to HOME PAGE

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Helping An Ethnic Minority Family From Myanmar To Share In The American Dream | A Photographer’s Story Of Support

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  Photographer Lorrie Dallek is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From her project ‘New Americans ‘.  To see Lorrie’s body of work click on any photograph.         My journey into the lives of the Sing-Hing family from Myanmar began almost four years…

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A Poem To My Father & Memories Of Family Days On The Farm

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  Photographer Nicolas Hafele is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From his project ‘Sweet Water Memories‘.  To see Nicolas’ body of work click on any image.         Sweet Water Memories to my father (poem by my grandmother) afternoons of thunders together watching the…

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A Mother’s Very Personal Story Of A Family Living With PANDAS

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  Photographer Lorena Turner is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this intimate documentary.   To see Lorena’s body of work click on any photograph.     My son was born around 5pm after a long and very difficult labor. The TV in the hospital room paralleled his birth with…

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Intimate Portraits Bringing Together Members Of A Orthodox Jewish Family

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  Photographer Kovi Konowiecki is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait/documentary photography.  From his project ‘Bei Mir Bistu Shein‘.  To see Kovi’s projects click on any image.           Bei Mir Bistu Shein portrays geographically distant members of an Orthodox Jewish family living in…

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The Hard Decision Of Moving A Family Member To An Alzheimer’s Care Home

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  Artist and Photographer Matthias Koch is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From his project ‘Leaving Home‘.   To see Matthias’ selected work click on any image.         As caring for the elderly becomes a burden, the realization of having to move…

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An Imaginary Sibling For A Lonely Child: China’s Family Planning   Restrictions

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  Photographer Fan Shi San is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait photography.  From his project ‘Two Of Us‘.  To see Fan’s projects click on any image.           I started ‘Two of Us’ in 2009. I photographed people who grew up as an only…

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Italians, Family, Food & Tradition

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  Photographer Jess Carey is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.   From her project ‘An Italian family tradition: Tomato sauce making’.  To see Jess’ body of work click on any image.   1.Boil the tomatoes   My father’s parents are salt-of-the-earth people. They are humble,…

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Huge Factory Farms & Lower Food Prices Driving Small Family Farms Out Of Business In South Wales

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  Documentary Photographer Andrei Nacu is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography.  From his project ‘Small Family Farms In South Wales‘.  To see Andrei’s body of work click on any image.           There are many reasons for the decline of family farms…

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Luca’s Family: One Income & One Room For Eleven In Bucharest

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  Documentary Photographer Odeta Catana is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  These images are from her project ‘Luca Family‘.  To see Odeta’s body of work click on any image.           Luca Family, Valerian and Iordana, got married about 20 years ago, and…

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An Intimate Portrait Of A Serbian Family Seeking Asylum In Belgium

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  Fine Art Documentary Photographer Isabelle Pateer is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography.  These images are from her project ‘Room 26.10.12‘.  To see Isabelle’s body of work click on any image.       During an assignment for the Belgian federal agency for the reception…

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Family Dynamics

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  Fine Art & Editorial Photographer Katrina D’Autremont is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography.  These images are from her project ‘Si Dios Quiere‘.  To see Katrina’s projects click on any image.         ” Si Dios Quiere” explores issues of intimacy and distance…

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Love, Aging & Family

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  Photographer Kari Wehrs is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images.  These photographs are from her project ‘Keep Looking Up‘.  To see Kari’s projects click on any image.         Keep Looking Up is a story about love, aging, family, reflection, and re-growth. It is a quiet…

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Joe’s Junk Yard – One Family’s Version Of The American Dream

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  Photographer Lisa Kereszi is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography.  These images are from her project ‘Joe’s Junk Yard‘. To see Lisa’s body of work click on any image.                 What was the junkyard like yesterday, Nannie?             Same as always—lousy.…

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Intimate Portrait Of A Nicaraguan Family – 1985

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  Photographer Janet Delaney is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of  these images.  These photographs are from her project ‘Managua, Nicaragua 1985‘. To see Janet’s gallery of projects click on any image.                     See also: South of Market 1978-1986 By Janet…

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Severe Disabilities & Family Struggles The Agent Orange Death Trail

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  Commercial Photographer Youngho Kang is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this social documentary photography.  These images are from his project ‘Weapons That Kill The Future‘.  To see Youngho’s gallery of work click on any image.         The War, as we know it, has ended…

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Candid Photography Essay – Family Fun In England

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  This photography essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Photographer Tony Edenden.     Click on any image to see Tony’s galleries and collections.     Click on any image to see Tony’s galleries and collections.     Click on any image to see Tony’s galleries and…

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Rewind Series | Photography

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Rewind Series | Women

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Rewind Series | Tribes

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Rewind Series | Street Photography

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Black Tea

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  Written by  J H Martin @ A Coat for a Monkey   The song from a bird The splash from a pond   The cherry tree Has grown too much This year   Sun rain sun rain   Who would have thought That this would find us   Still…

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Delhi’s Street Vendors

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  Photographer Anjali Tiwari is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From the project ‘They sell to Survive, Not to Save’. To see Anjali’s body of work, click on any image.         In India, due to poverty in rural areas and lack of employment…

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Call For Submissions | Writers Non-Fiction, Writers Fiction, Poets & Professionals

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With the goal of supplying our readership with a wider net of viewpoints, Edge of Humanity Magazine is now looking for individuals interested in sharing the power of knowledge by joining our worldwide contributors on a mission to provide thought-provoking, informative, and culturally entertaining content.   Call For Submissions Writers…

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What Nourishes You?

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  Written by Janice Schroeder   There is more to nourishment than just eating food for survival. There are different kinds of nourishment. There is body nourishment. There is mind nourishment. And there is soul nourishment. Food should not only be fuel.  It should not only be what we need,…

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A Tiny Voice

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  Written by Luvgood Carp   Yes, of course, we, too, care about a neglected rose struggling to survive among the scattered bricks of a crumbling house, but we’ve already done all we can.   Remember a child has a tiny voice and no money – hardly the sturdy platform on…

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Neon Lights

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  Written by George Gad Economou   a flashing neon sign of a martini glass attracts the right kind of people, the ones that need a drink, parched from life and the shit thrown at them on a daily basis; you walk in, see the jukebox in the corner, the teeth-missing…

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Finding The Balance Of Happiness

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  Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema   Is happiness for everyone? I’m not referring to the right to pursue happiness, but the understanding of what happiness is and what it takes to be happy. Our happiness’ goals change as we develop. Daily environment and social interactions shape our…

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Damaged Idols Out !
Discarding Models Of Hindu Gods & Goddess

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  Photographer Anjali Tiwari is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From project ‘Eco-friendly and Sustainable Worship, India’.  To see Anjali’s body of work, click on any image.       India is a land of Gods and Goddesses. It is believed that there are 33…

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  Old school house No longer used Long ago Children Left To face life’s challengers   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I…

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  He collected gold This was his God On his deathbed He cried Could not take it with him   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of…

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  If sadness does not Occur How would we ever Be able to Appreciate happiness?   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I…

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  Endless waterfall Imagine  If we could live Forever   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank You…

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  What can be more Relaxing than watching A butterfly float Through a Soft breeze?   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently…

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Wet Plate Collodion

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  Photographer Sophie Caretta is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images.  From the  ‘Wet Plate Collodion’ series.  To see Sophie’s body of work, click on any photograph.                     All images © Sophie Caretta     See also: Krappy…

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The Cracks

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  Fine Art Aerial Photographer Daniel Franc is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images.  From the series ‘What is Between the Worlds?’.  To see Daniel’s body of work, click on any image.           What is Between the Worlds? I imagine this as a…

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Cancer

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  Photographer F. Dilek Uyar is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this documentary photography.  From the project  ‘Cancer’.  To see F. Dilek’s body of work, click on any image.             Ten days after the birth of her daughter, Zeynep was diagnosed with breast…

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A New Body Shell

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  Photographer/Artist  Astrid Susanna Schulz is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images.  From the series ‘Bodies In Movement’.  To see Astrid’s body of work, click on any photograph.         Bodies in movement is an experimental series. I have photographed people in motion with a…

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Rewind Series | Animals

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Rewind Series | Middle East

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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The March Towards The End

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  Written by Life Coach Carioca Da Gema     Like a sniper aiming from higher ground Pandemic Natural disasters Terrorism attacks By the hundreds, thousands, millions Of lives are taken One by one, we die   Edging on Lack of Clean water Food supply One by one, we go…

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FREE Press Release For Artists, Photographers, Poets & Writers On Edge of Humanity Magazine

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  Edge of Humanity Magazine is offering artists, photographers, poets, and writers a platform to promote their news FREE of charge.           If you are? Publishing a new book In a new gallery exhibition Won a prize Started a new endeavor   You can now promote…

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  Fire came House gone All That Is Left Is A couple of photos   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently…

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  Working the rice fields The only work She have ever known The only work She will ever do Trapped in poverty She smiles   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine…

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  Thinking of yesterday Brings me happiness These days Sadness Maybe tomorrow’s Contentment   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble…

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  Stack of pancakes Mable syrup Simple food Brings pleasure to life   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into…

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Permanent Botanicals | Photograms

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  Artist Marc Newton is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the series ‘Permanent Botanicals’.  To see Marc’s body of work, click on any image.         The body of images in “Permanent Botanicals” illustrates the uncanny nature of artificial foliage while exploring…

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  Flowers Bloom Die Is this not the way Of life?   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems. …

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  Success Brings confidence Defeat Brings despair  Each one Is just the facts Of life   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I…

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  As we grow older Many Things Are no longer within Our grasp     Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently…

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  Corner of the room Empty box Lifetime Of unfulfilled dreams    Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems. …

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  The four men Each wanting something came with gifts To trade favors with the prince   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that…

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  Reading books Is like feeding mind With healthy food   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank…

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  Large empty antique chalice Sits In the garden New place in life Pot to hold a bromeliad     Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of…

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  Every day All day Bird Calls out for mate   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank…

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Benidorm, Spain | The Birthplace Of Package Tourism

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  Photographer Danny Franzreb is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the ‘Benidorm’ series.  To see Danny’s body of work, click on any image.         Until the 1960s, Benidorm was a small fishing village. Today the city has reached the highest density…

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The Silence In Jorhat | Coronavirus’ Days

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  Photographer Darshika Sandhu is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project ‘A STRANGE TIME’.  To see Darshika’s body of work, click on any image.         This body of work attempts to explore the catastrophic impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic in…

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That First Morning

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  Written by Kevin Patrick McCann   She wakes early, Slips out of bed, Pulls on her robe, Slides back the drapes, Dares herself to go downstairs (And maybe leave A trail of breadcrumbs) Thick carpet underfoot, Polished wood, The smell of beeswax, Front door ajar.   And once outside,…

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Childhood | Balancing Enjoyment & Education

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  Written by Dr. Nidhika Yadav   Why race in childhood? There are deviations in all fields. But one must be sensitive specially when dealing with younger generations. This is a crucial age and not all will come out of the flower bud at same time. Some are reactive to…

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Another Way

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  Written by Rae Cod     In shrouds of black, scythe held high, manner firm, but kind and wise He goes about his business, collecting souls at their bodies demise For eternity he listens, to their anguish and regret Of all their dreams and hopes, and all their needs unmet…

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Call For Submissions | Writers Non-Fiction, Writers Fiction, Poets & Professionals

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Writer’s Life #5

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  Sick everyday He toils away Tapping Keys   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank You The…

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Writer’s Way # 3

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  My pen leads the way My mind Sometimes Just follows behind   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into…

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  Severe anxiety Eats away Not only the mind But Also The flesh   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   More On Peeling OFF Mental Illness HERE     Edge of Humanity Magazine is an independent nondiscriminatory platform that has no religious, political, financial, or social affiliations. We are…

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  Be careful Thoughts in our mind Can Sabotage Our Existence     Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   More On Peeling OFF Mental Illness HERE     Edge of Humanity Magazine is an independent nondiscriminatory platform that has no religious, political, financial, or social affiliations. We are committed…

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Rewind Series | Daily Life

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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Rewind Series | Disability

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  This series will focus on showcasing timeless photography that will tell human condition stories and provide enjoyment.  Selected from features published since the magazine’s birth in 2014, these hidden visuals will again come to life to touch your hearts. The rewind series will be presented in subjects.  To see…

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When The Nightingale Was Silenced

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  Written by George Gad Economou   crepuscular night, the blinds were down, the lights were off; no music, no laughter, no talking. just some heavy breathing. the blue foldout couch, still young and almost pristine, creaked under our weight, her sobbing reverberated within the four deaf walls. the flickering…

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  Old school friends meet Compare Success   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank You The Hermit…

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  How can we compare Ourselves to others? Some have more Some have less   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently…

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  Sometimes When overrun The Only option Is to let go of it all   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently…

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  Impossible To satisfy everyone Is not a 1/2 cup Of tea enough   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble…

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  Tree grows Old leaves fall Tomorrow New leaves grow again   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems. …

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FREE For Photographers Only!   If you offer workshops, tutoring, photographic tours & trips or just like to list your photographic services you can now join me, the curator in a combined feature. This feature post on Edge of Humanity Magazine is composed by the following:   This format is…

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  She stood there Arm stretched out Waiting For invisible gift   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems. …

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  Over nothing really Two men Ready to begin A bar fight Then They shook hands And just laughed   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of…

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  Do not read too much Into it It will only cause  Delusion   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble…

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  Having fun Is playing And Feasting In a watermelon patch   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems. …

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  Comforting Hearing the thunderstorm come From a distance   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble into poems.  Thank You…

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Death Of The Heart

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  Written by  Mark Ryan   Through hollowed tears that paint the walls. Cries a thought, uttered more in lament than desperation. The lights fading. A love abating. The prayer for a heart on the edge of nothing. What demons and ghosts stole it away. Which angels plucked it from…

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Nigambodh Ghat

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  Photojournalist and Documentary Photographer Abhishek Singh is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay.  From the project  ‘Ghat’.  To see ABHISHEK’s body of work, click on any image.   Every year, between the months of November and February, seagulls migrate from Russia to Delhi, seeking a tad warmer…

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  Men and women Stood in line Waiting For the loaf of bread   Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2021   If my poetry helped, entertained, or moved you, please consider a donation, so that Edge of Humanity Magazine can continue sharing chips of my mind, that I diligently scribble…

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