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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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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 their prize by day.
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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 amid a lively natural setting
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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 painted in the hues of longing and imagination.
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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 nature's unstoppable ambition. The poem celebrates the lush, vibrant greens of summer, creating an atmosphere ...
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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 of nature inside. This evocative poem explores themes of protection, nature, and quiet reflection.
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As a Neil Diamond Girl
Explore As a Neil Diamond Girl by Robert Wooten, a poetic reflection on the shimmering beauty of life, symbolized by a radiant lake that offers strength, connection, and soulful nourishment.
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Malfunctioning Creation
Neha Mohajer’s Malfunctioning Creation reflects on identity and the barriers separating "you" from "us." Through thoughtful verse, the poem explores the tension between individuality and collective existence, questioning the unseen fears that unite and divide us.
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I’ve Already Written this Poem, but Hear Me Out
Victoria James’ I’ve Already Written This Poem, but Hear Me Out captures the chaos of daily life, from messy rooms to minor frustrations, all delivered with wit and honesty. A relatable glimpse into the everyday.
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