Reflection
In My Moment With the Declaration
In My Moment With the Declaration by Thomas Harrison Humphreys is a reflective poem that captures the emotional weight of encountering the Declaration of Independence. As the speaker gazes upon ...
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A Wistful Love Song
"A Wistful Love Song" by Sochukwu Ivye is a poetic reflection on the complexities of love. The piece navigates through the highs and lows of affection, portraying a heart caught ...
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Cassandra’s Curse
"Cassandra’s Curse" by LindaAnn LoSchiavo explores the haunting experience of a child who witnesses death and struggles to communicate it. The blank verse poem captures the frustration of being unheard, ...
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Rolling Down Life’s Highway In A Wheelchair
In Rolling Down Life’s Highway In A Wheelchair, Denise Landry explores the resilience of the human spirit through the perspective of someone navigating life’s challenges in a wheelchair. The poem ...
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The Day My Life Began & Ended
In The Day My Life Began & Ended, Gia Porter explores the emotional journey of a mother through her child’s life stages. Each milestone, from first cries to becoming a ...
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Existential Musings
Existential Musings by Miriam Manglani is a contemplative free verse poem that grapples with profound questions of identity and existence. The poet describes a sense of entrapment within a disorienting ...
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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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Someone Covered The Tracks With Snow
Mykyta Ryzhykh's "Someone Covered The Tracks With Snow" explores the transient and cyclical aspects of life. Through evocative imagery, the poem connects the journey of a bird with human existence, ...
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Flesh to Ash
In "Flesh to Ash," Nitika Balaram's Eintou poem explores the cyclical nature of life, where existence begins in mystery, becomes entangled in daily struggles, and ends in inevitable decay.
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