Poems & Poets
Seduction Exposed
In Bob Bussey's poem, Seduction Exposed, the allure of a mysterious presence is unveiled through rhythmic lines that capture the essence of subtle temptation and intimate allure. Each verse draws the reader deeper into the delicate dance of desire.
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Love Note To Kentucky
In Lis's poem, Love Note To Kentucky, the speaker yearns for the full embrace of June, celebrating the vibrant rebirth of nature with blue jays, freshly mowed grass, and blooming magnolias. Each line captures a tender appreciation for the season’s ...
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Stone Chimneys Rise
In Stone Chimneys Rise, Thomas Harrison Humphreys weaves a free verse rhymed poem exploring the memory of two oceans meeting, each holding secrets of history and myth. Through vivid imagery and rhythmic cadence, the poem reflects on how these ancient ...
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Ancient Scenes
In Ancient Scenes, a Haibun poem by Barbara Anna Gaiardoni, the narrator is drawn to a comforting yet enigmatic night scene where a clarinet’s music mingles with the summer air. The ocean, like a mother, beckons, offering solace in its ...
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To Indus River
To Indus River by Shamik Banerjee captures the journey of the Indus River from its origin in Tibet, flowing through valleys, mountains, and lakes, witnessing the beauty of nature, before it makes its way toward India.
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Uncertain Prayer + Interview
Uncertain Prayer by Evie Groch expresses a deep concern for the survival of nature. The poet finds solace in a forest, where sunlight filters through the trees, creating a sacred and hopeful atmosphere.
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The Silent Valley
The Silent Valley by Shamik Banerjee depicts a vivid scene in a dense forest, where wildlife curiously observes the presence of tourists amidst the vibrant, green landscape.
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Awaken Not the Earth to a Life Beyond the Grave
Awaken Not the Earth to a Life Beyond the Grave by Katrenia Busch is a haunting poem that implores us to let the earth rest undisturbed, cautioning against rousing it from its slumber and disturbing its lingering thoughts.
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Extra Supermoon
Petrouchka Alexieva’s poem Extra Supermoon conjures an evocative image of a celestial phenomenon. The moon, likened to large red pita bread, dominates the late summer sky, while fluffy silver clouds huddle together, shielding themselves from its intense orange glow. The ...
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