Poems & Poets

Carmen Fong's "Friday Afternoon Freedom" offers a glimpse into the intense world of healthcare, where the weight of responsibility and the longing for liberation converge, creating a captivating poetic narrative.

In "The Me of Ua," Maggie D. Brace paints a serene portrait of a life intertwined with nature and cherished memories. Surrounded by beloved pets and adorned by nature's beauty, the poem evokes a gentle quest for personal freedom and ...

In "Fences" by Jaden Pierce, the poet courageously questions the need for geographic boundaries. Through vivid language and heartfelt emotions, Pierce explores the yearning for freedom and breaking through the barriers that hold us back.

In "To Be Me" by Linda Crate, the poet bravely confronts the harshness of society and the suffocating grip of financial obligations. With an unwavering desire for freedom and self-expression, she seeks to exist authentically and unapologetically.

n delusionalPhoenix's poem "Embrace," the intensity of a scorching June sun sets the stage for a scene of chaotic energy. Amid the oppressive heat, a massive crowd gathers, capturing the tension and fervor of the moment.

In "Red Once Blue," New Millennium Poetry explores the bewildering journey of unexpected love. Through a series of simple yet profound reflections, the poem captures the essence of falling for someone and the uncertainty that accompanies newfound feelings.

Tami Darlene's "Riding the Cycle of Life" reflects on the many layers of human experience. The poem explores the complexities of pain, confusion, and misunderstanding, capturing the challenges we face throughout our lives.

Galadriel's "The Christmas Baby" tenderly portrays the plight of a young mother, her dreams shattered by neglect and abuse, as she searches for solace and shelter during the holiday season.

In "Respect for the Dead," Celia Collopy pays homage to the departed, as she explores the delicate balance between remembrance and the passage of time, inviting readers to contemplate the legacy of the deceased.