There is one writer Simerg would like to single out just before 2012 ends, and the person is Mohezin (Mo) Tejani for his thought-provoking contributions both in prose and poetry. Tejani, a global nomad who has lived and worked in humanitarian aid in five continents of our planet, writes with insight and brilliance on many themes and topics including nature, social issues and travel narratives.

“Ute Visions” – a great piece by essayist Mo Tejani. Please see links on this page

The award-winning author’s latest piece is based on Shakespeare’s The Seven Ages of Man and looks at the life of an Indian, African, and American in 2012 in contrast to Shakespeare’s man of 1538. An earlier piece was dedicated to Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan for Simerg’s special series, “Thanking Ismaili Historical Figures”, which portrayed the late Prince’s life-long contributions with warmth and affection.

One of the many superb pieces by Tejani on this website. See links on this page.

We invite our readers around the globe to get to know Tejani  through the following  fine pieces which Simerg was proud to publish in 2012 (and earlier):

2012:

“The Seven Ages of Man Redux”
Thank You Letter to Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan – “A Man of Multiple Visions”
“New Hampshire Twilight” and “Iguazu”

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A thank you letter to Prince Sadruddin, an affectionate portrayal by Mo Tejani. See links on this page for Tejani’s fine contributions.

More 2012…

Ute Visions
Inca Gods
A Nature Poem
Exploring Belgium: The Modern and the Medieval

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Pre-2012:

A nature piece by Tejani which appeared in 2011. Please see links on this page for Tejani’s great essays.

A Letter to Charles Darwin from Galapagos
Singida
Childhood Games