Inner Conflict

The Longest Suffering

In The Longest Suffering, H.R. Harper presents a stark exploration of depression's endurance. Through brief moments of relief and silence, the poem dives into the challenges of coping with inner ...
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If Man's Body was a Parliament

In “If Man's Body was a Parliament,” Shamik Banerjee envisions the human body as a legislative body, with the heart as the ruling party, the brain as the opposition, and ...
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In Midair

In "In Midair," Diane Kimbrell captures the excitement and underlying tension of a young girl's first circus experience. As she navigates the thrill of the spectacle against a backdrop of ...
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Beneath the Char

In "Beneath the Char," Kate McGovern crafts a vivid scene where the mundane act of scraping burnt toast transforms into a symphony of sounds and unspoken tension. The story captures ...
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A Father Learns From His Son’s Tattoos

In A Father Learns From His Son's Tattoos, W. Roger Carlisle explores a father's struggle to understand his son's defiant self-expression through tattoos. The poem contrasts the son's vibrant rebellion ...
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All In Sixes & Sevens

Kuhelika Saha's All In Sixes & Sevens reflects on the nocturnal sky’s hold over the poet’s senses. The poem intertwines the desire for celestial beauty with a sense of internal ...
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Blockage

Unveiling the profound struggle in "Blockage" by Cameron Morse, where the body fights against gravity's relentless pull, revealing the delicate dance between surrender and resistance, as each step becomes an ...
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