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Greetings, dear friends, brothers, sisters, poetry-literature, philosophy, and all kind of art expression lovers! Welcome to the fifth, February 2023 issue of our Prodigy Magazine. This is another milestone on our mission of uplifting human essence, in reaching the final goal of ultimate raising of global consciousness. We are here to save our real human source and push ahead against distraction. For that, we use the most powerful weapons, as a gift from the Universe: the power of creation, talent, inspiration, intuition, passion for truth linked with universal knowledge, real education, and the mindset of winners! Our ideology is in affirmation of joy, love for humanity with Mother Nature, truth of real existence aligned with Universal laws! Be a critic of this performance, just as a real critic of yourself, acting as a child willing to express a pure creative inner world! We made it together, for our affirmation, testing our abilities for the most valuable achievements!
Sincerely yours,
Zlatan Demirović
Founder
CONTENTS:
POETRY
EVA PETROPOULOU LIANOU-Greece
ZLATAN DEMIROVIC, USA
RADE SERBEDZIJA, translated by ZLATAN DEMIROVIC
ANISIJA CREPOVIC-Serbia
VLADIMIR ALEKSANDROVIČ BABOŠIN – Russia
FRANCISCO AZUELA ESPINOZA-Mexico
ELHAM HAMEDI-Iran
ANTONIS FILIPPEOS-Italy
TAMIKIO L. DOOLEY-USA
RAFIK ROMDHANI-Tunisia
SHAFKAT AZIZ-Kashmir-India
NILOY RAFIQ-Bangladesh
EDUARD HARENTS-Yerevan
CHRISTOS DIKBASANIS-Greece
TRAN QUANG DAO–Vietnam
ANGELA HRONOPOULOU- Greece
ALSHAAD KARA-Mauritius
MARIA DO SAMEIRO BARROSO-Portugal
MAJA HERMAN SEKULIĆ-Serbia
JASMINA SFILIGOJ-Croatia
SANTOSH KUMAR POKHAREL-Bangladesh
RAJASHREE MOHAPATRA-India
SADETA BELA JURIĆ-Bosnia and Herzegovina
BINOD DAWADI-Nepal
LIDIA CHIARELLI’-Italy
HONG NGOC CHAU-Vietnam
IMEN MELLITI-Tunisia
ALEXEY E. KALAKUTIN-Russia
MÁRCIA BATISTA RAMOS-Brazil
MUBERA ŠABANOVIĆ-Sweden
ADNADIN JAŠAREVIĆ-Bosnia and Herzegovina
ANTREKA TLADI-South Africa
RANA ZAMAN-Bangladesh
SUDHAKAR GAIDHANI- India
MANZAR HUSSAIN AKHTAR-Pakistan
MAI VĂN PHẤN-Vietnam
ALEXIS DONOSO GONZÁLEZ-Chile
EDUARD HARENTS-Armenia
TOUFIQ ZOHUR-Bangladesh
EMANUELE CILENTI-Italy
PROF. DR. TARANA TURAN RAHIMLI-Azerbaijan
ABDUKAKHOR KOSIM-Tajikistan
EMINA ĐELILOVIĆ-KEVRIĆ-Bosnia and Herzegovina
RACHIDA BELKACEM-France
BOOK REVIEW:
ТАТЬЯНА ТЕРЕБИНОВА-Russia
HANNIE ROUWELER–Netherlands
SULTAN MUHAMMAD RAZZAK
(Ph.D, Litt.D )-Bangladesh
SHAKIL KALAM-Bangladesh
ART:
SONJAYE MAURYA-India
LIDIA CHIARELLI-Italy
TANJA AJTIC-Canada
TROUSAS SPYRIDON-Greece
ANISIJA CREPOVIC (Slavica Blagojevic)-Serbia
INTERVIEWS
EVA PETROPOULOU LIANOU
lnterview with Sue Zhu
ZLATAN DEMIROVIC
Interview with
Bajram Eedzepagic-Montenegro, Australia
New Literature Link, Vol. 1 presents a fresh selection of contemporary Vietnamese writing in translation. The volume introduces international readers to a range of voices through poetry, short fiction, and reflective prose. Many of the works explore themes of memory, identity, and social change in modern Vietnam. Clear and accessible, the anthology serves as a cultural bridge, highlighting the richness and evolving spirit of Vietnamese literature.
Vezirka& Sabaheta & Enver 1959
Ova knjiga ,,TEBI MAJKO,,, FOR YOU MOTHER,
Mala, meni vrijedna jer od srca namijenjena mojoj majci Vezirki Lakota Tarić, koja je beskrajno zaslužila da joj pored mojih molitvi,, Dovenja,, posvetim ovu knjigu, sjećajući se svoje Majke Kraljice, koja je žrtvovala svoju mladost i pružila svu svoju nežnost, posvećenost, svojoj djeci.
Divna majka, moralna, vrijedna, domaćica, puna ljubavi.
Nemam riječi kako da je nazovem i karati zlata su mali sa kojima se, mila majko meriš.
Ovim putem želim da izrazim svoju zahvalnost za Vašu iscrpljenu mladost,skrivala suze i tugu i uvek srećna i vesela ponosno se radovala za nas.
Od srca želim da vam Gospodar (Allah) podari džennetsku baštu kako biste mogli mirno spavati i uživati u njoj.
Ja nisam veliki pesnik,ipak imam dušu
kroz koju teče biseri u mnogima od njih namijenjeni su Tebi.
Vjerujem da će čitaoci uživati u čitanju.
Hvala za sve draga mama i svim majkama svijeta!
Eta
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This book ,,,,TO YOU ON BEHALF OF ALL MOTHERS ,,
Small, to me valuable because from the heart it is intended for my mother
Who endlessly deserved to dedicate this book to her in addition to my Prayers , remembering of her, Mother Queen, a diligent housewife, a Mother who sacrificed her youth, and tenderness for her children herself.
A wonderful mother, moral, hardworking, and full of love, dedication, she gave two of us hers youth.
I have no words to call her say for her
,, karate ,, gold are the little ones with whom, dear mother you compete.
This way I want to express my gratitude for your exhausted youth, tears and sorrow and always happy and cheerful proudly rejoiced for us.
From the bottom of my heart, I plead the Lord (Allah) to give you the Garden of Paradise so that you can sleep peacefully and enjoy it heaven.
I'm not a great poet,yet I have a soul
flowings pearls in many of them intended a for you.
I believe readers will enjoy reading.
Thank you, our dear mother & Thanks to all the mothers of the world.
Eta
PREVIEW FOR PRODIGY MAGAZINE'S SEPTEMBER 2025 ISSUE:
Prodigy Magazine September 2025 Issue – PEACE
In a world where conflict and discord often dominate the headlines, Prodigy Magazine's September 2025 issue dares to dream of a different reality. Our theme for this issue is PEACE, and we're proud to present a collection of inspiring works that explore what it means to live in harmony with ourselves, each other, and the world around us.
A Wealth of Creative Expression
This issue features an extraordinary 84 poems from talented writers around the globe, each offering a unique perspective on peace. From gentle reflections on nature's serenity to powerful calls to action, these poems will touch your heart and inspire your mind.
In-Depth Articles and Insights
In addition to our poetry collection, this issue includes 30 thought-provoking articles written in collaboration with experts and thought leaders in various fields. These articles delve into the complexities of peace, exploring topics such as:
A Joint Effort Toward a Common Goal
This issue of Prodigy Magazine is more than just a collection of articles and poems - it's a joint effort toward a common goal. We've brought together voices from diverse backgrounds and disciplines to share their insights and experiences, and to inspire our readers to join the conversation.
Get Ready to Be Inspired
The September 2025 issue of Prodigy Magazine is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the complexities and beauty of peace. With its rich collection of poems and articles, this issue is sure to inspire, educate, and challenge your perspectives on what it means to live in peace.
Mark Your Calendars
Don't miss out on this special issue! Get your copy of Prodigy Magazine's September 2025 issue, PEACE, and join the conversation toward a more peaceful world.
Zlatan Demirović
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ana Stjelja was born 1982 in Belgrade (Serbia). In 2005 she graduated from the Faculty of Philology from the Turkish Language and Literature Department. In 2009 she earned a Master’s degree in Sufism. In 2012 she obtained her PhD in Serbian Literature (with the thesis on the life and work of one of the first Serbian women writers and world travelers Jelena J. Dimitrijevic).
She is an award-winning Serbian poet, writer, translator, journalist, independent scientific researcher and editor. She published more than 30 books of different literary genres. She is the author of numerous research papers and essays on literature, feminism and diverse cultures.
She is the Editor-in-Chief of the Alia Mundi Magazine for cultural diversity, the online literary magazine Enheduana (and its blog Enheduana’s Literary Garden), the online magazine for satire Oximoron and the online magazine for poets and poetry in English Poetryzine. She is also the founder and the editor of the Web Portals: Eastern Pearl (and its blog Ibisʼ blog) dedicated to the literature, art and culture of the East, Maštoplet (and its blog Maštoplet’s blog) dedicated to children and children’s creativity. She is the founder and the editor-in-chief of Cultural Newspapers ‒ the first e-newspapers on culture.
As an acclaimed and awarded writer, she has published her works in various Serbian and international print and online magazines, literary blogs and portals. She is the regular collaborator of The Poet Magazine (England), and the Agape Review conducting the interviews with world poets.
Also, she is the Asia and Europe Direction Editor of the Canadian Humanity Magazine, and the advisor and deputy editor of a few Chinese literary magazines.
. She successfully completed the UN Women Creative Writing Workshop Awake Not Sleeping – Reimagining Fairy Tales for a new generation and earned a Certificate of Appreciation.
In 2018 she established the Association Alia Mundi for promoting cultural diversity. She is a member of the Association of Writers of Serbia, the Association of Literary Translators of Serbia, the Association of Journalists of Serbia and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) She lives in Belgrade.
Jelena J. Dimitrijević (Jelena Y. Dimitriyevitch), is a Serbian writer and fighter for women's emancipation (gender equality activist), born in 1862. After her marriage to artillery captain Jovan Dimitrijević (Yovan Dimitrijevitch), she moved to Belgrade, where she remained until her death in 1945. She established herself as a writer who wrote poetry and prose, especially travelogues. She has traveled almost all over the world: Europe, Africa, Asia and America becoming the first Serbian woman globetrotter (a world traveler). She spoke several foreign languages. Her most significant works are: Jelenaʼs Poems (1894), Letters from Niš on Harems (1897) New women (1912, 2012), Letters from Thessaloniki (1918, 2008), Letters from India (1928), Letters from Egypt (1929), New world or in America for a year (1934), Une vision (1936) Seven Seas and Three Oceans (1940)... Jelena J. Dimitrijević is one of the most prominent Serbian women writers and a unique figure in the Serbian cultural history. She died in 1945 and she was buried in the New Cemetery in Belgrade.