Reflection
BartholowMew Simpsunny – The Stray Who Came In From The Heat
In BartholowMew Simpsunny – The Stray Who Came In From The Heat, Ken Gosse offers a whimsical quatrain about a stray cat who looks like a battle-worn desert rat. Found ...
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The Two Lights
Shamik Banerjee’s poem explores the allure of nature’s vast realms and their power to rejuvenate. Yet, amid the natural wonders, the speaker finds an even brighter, more profound light, offering ...
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Still Seeking the Light
Explore Thompson Emate's poetic journey through inner conflict and hope in 'Still Seeking the Light.
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Can I Serve You Breakfast?
In Can I Serve You Breakfast?, H.R. Harper presents a haunting metaphor of forgotten promises and unpaid debts. Through imagery of wolves and a tattered robe, the poem explores themes ...
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RE: Guides and Tutors
Shamik Banerjee's 'Guides and Tutors' explores learning from both classical and modern influences in unexpected places.
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Flying by White Cliffs
Gurupreet K Khalsa's 'Flying by White Cliffs' captures the quiet reflection on fate, time, and nature.
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To the Red Ochre Hand on the Cave Wall
Ryan Kristian Mims' 'To the Red Ochre Hand on the Cave Wall' explores the link between ancient and modern creators.
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The Seahorse That I Am
In Dodie’s "The Seahorse That I Am," the speaker likens themselves to a hidden seahorse, protected by a boney exterior and drifting through the warm, shallow waters. A quiet reflection ...
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humpty dumpty is back
In Persis R Singh’s Humpty Dumpty is Back, the speaker reflects on a personal shift from prioritizing others to embracing self-care. A poignant contrast between past sacrifice and present fulfillment ...
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A Father’s Dream
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah's "A Father’s Dream" captures a nostalgic vision of childhood wonder. The poem contrasts a magical, boundless sleep under sunflowers with the eventual realization of life's constraints. Ukah’s ...
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