Written Tales Magazine
How to Lose an Hour on a Paddle Board
Jean Janicke’s How to Lose an Hour on a Paddle Board invites readers to drift into serenity on a watery hammock. With poetic imagery, it ...
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Sunlight
Explore Sunlight by Isis I'Yon, a vivid poem capturing the essence of joy, warmth, and the sensory delight of sunlight in evocative imagery.
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Summer Days
Dive into Summer Days by Liz Jakimow, a heartfelt poem capturing the timeless essence of love, joy, and cherished moments that feel like endless summer.
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A Few Literary Treasures
September Spiders
Explore September Spiders by Tomas Zandir, a vivid poem capturing the intricate lives of spiders as they command their perfect orbs by night and await ...
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Gala at Lantana Mound
Discover Gala at Lantana Mound by Deborah LeFalle, a graceful poem celebrating the cabbage white butterfly's elegant dance, adorned in soft white and black accents ...
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The Painted Boy
Immerse yourself in The Painted Boy by Marley Mckenzie, a poetic journey of dreamy imagery, celestial connections, and the tender creation of a safe space ...
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The Secret Ambitions of Heartleaf Vine
The Secret Ambitions of Heartleaf Vine by Gurupreet K Khalsa beautifully illustrates the quiet determination of a heartleaf vine as it twists and climbs, symbolizing ...
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Now Batting
Frank Diamond’s Now Batting captures the intense pressure of a high school baseball championship. Randy, the batter, knows the game rests on his shoulders. As ...
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A Piece of Summer Sheltered
In A Piece of Summer Sheltered, Carlee Migliorisi captures the subtle beauty of a greenhouse retreat, where a crisp world outside contrasts with the warmth ...
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