Reflection
A Woman Going Blind
In 'A Woman Going Blind' by John Grey, morning light reveals a world she can hardly recognize. As her eyes falter, her other senses awaken, uncovering hidden sentiments and love ...
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The Sorrowful Sweetness of Christmas Eve
In "The Sorrowful Sweetness of Christmas Eve," Marisa Frasca blends the sacred and the culinary, as the ritual of preparing an octopus on Christmas Eve becomes a moment of reflection ...
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The Creeping Creeper
In "The Creeping Creeper," Adesiyan Oluwapelumi explores the theme of impending mortality, urging readers to savor their solitude as they confront the inevitability of their own demise.
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Kaosisochukwu
"Kaosisochukwu" by Sochukwu Ivye explores the intricacies of love, regret, and the hope for eternal togetherness. The poet's introspective journey delves into the complexities of human existence and the desire ...
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Bête Noire
In "Bête Noire" by Ed Ahern, the author unveils a malevolent force that feeds on forgotten memories. With a haunting tone, the poem serves as a reminder that negligence can ...
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Sounds of August
"Sounds of August" by Evie Groch: A poetic tribute to the fleeting beauty of summer's end, where the gentle hisses and sighs of aspens blend with the vibrant colors of ...
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Shimmering Lake
Journey to "Shimmering Lake" by Bob Bussey: A captivating ode to the power of nature's embrace. With its breathtaking views and spiritual resonance, this haven offers an invitation to grow ...
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Mirror Check
In "Mirror Creek," Anita Howard captures the serene beauty of an autumn morning. As rain streaks through the air, a spider's delicate web glistens in the quiet dawn, symbolizing nature's ...
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Autumn Despair
Ruth Weinstein's evocative poem unveils the paradoxical beauty of burdens, from golden pumpkins turned leaden to the menacing shadows lurking in the gray last days of summer.
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