In When The Rains Came, Donna Faulkner née Miller captures the transformative power of rain through vivid imagery and intense emotion. The poem describes a dramatic cleansing, where the arrival of rain brings both a fierce storm and a profound release, confronting the summer's lingering sins.
When The Rains Came
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New York City
In New York City, W. Roger Carlisle portrays the city’s vibrant yet overwhelming essence. Through its intricate network of infrastructure and the ceaseless hustle of ...
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Mother
In Thompson Emate's sonnet "Mother," the poet reflects on a mother’s prophetic vision of her child’s journey. Through vivid imagery, Emate explores the mother’s belief ...
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