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The Moth Dies For Our Sins
In "The Moth Dies For Our Sins," John Grey uses vivid imagery to depict a moth's fatal attraction to a lamp’s light. The poem reflects on the destructive allure of temptation and the consequences of succumbing to it, all through ...
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Summer Houses
In "Summer Houses," Janet McCann reflects on the timeless presence of old vacation homes. Through evocative imagery and a sense of nostalgia, the poem captures how these structures, weathered and worn, hold memories and evoke a deep connection to the ...
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The World Crawls Out Of His Mouth
In "The World Crawls Out Of His Mouth," Khadijah Abdullahi crafts a free verse poem exploring the impact of words on the heart and reality. The poem paints a vivid picture of grief and the passage of time, blending metaphysical ...
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Harmony with Myself & the World
In "Harmony with Myself & the World," a poem by Denise Landry, the poet shares her journey of living with a disabled body. Through resilience and inner calm, she finds peace and strength to embrace each day with happiness and ...
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The Sentence
In The Sentence, a free verse poem by Hayley Gibbons, the raw intensity of confronting an inevitable, life-altering decision is captured. Through vivid imagery and stark emotion, the speaker navigates the weight of silence, cold surroundings, and the inescapable structure ...
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Celestial Kiss
In "Celestial Kiss," Kimberly Madura's poem captures a cosmic longing through vivid imagery of emerald and sapphire auras. The verses evoke a deep yearning for a celestial beauty now distant, blending tenderness with an ethereal sense of loss.
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My Poetry, most Ardent
In "My Poetry, most Ardent," Subhadra Narayann presents a powerful critique of a fractured verse. The poem portrays a sense of abandonment through chaotic and dissonant rhymes, capturing the struggle with an enigmatic and disordered legacy.
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Scribbled Gibberish
In "Scribbled Gibberish," a gigan poem by Gurupreet K Khalsa, shadows of November’s chill merge with the murky depths of the bayou. The piece delves into a world where reason falters, and banality overshadows wisdom. Khalsa crafts a haunting reflection ...
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Spring in the Alps
In "Spring in the Alps," Petrouchka Alexieva captures the majestic stillness of the Alpine landscape, where snow-laden peaks and dormant waterfalls paint a serene backdrop. The poem vividly portrays a climber's determined ascent, as they bravely scale the icy heights ...
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Nostalgia's Embrace
In "Nostalgia's Embrace," MAOIs weaves a poignant reflection on breaking free from past constraints. The poem addresses a girl from yesteryears, navigating a life once marred by doubt, now liberated and soaring into new beginnings. Through vivid imagery and heartfelt ...
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