Poetry and art go hand in hand; in fact, a poem is just art in the written form.
Don't be afraid of come back, The metal eating honor: He who understands the brittle heart of steel, Shall not tremble before any blade.
By KVarnas3 years ago in Poets
Elton in his creative exhuberance exclaimed against the sun's demise Cold is the night when a sky full of stars are at play, as the stars of the show take the stage
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
When it comes to unicorns, what do You have in mind? Do You think about how difficult they are to find? When it comes to unicorns, what tales have been told?
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Poets
fiery lacquers licks at my amber hair evolves into gray skeleton weavings glazes my elegant gown into a ashen cloak, I now must wear
By Daphsam3 years ago in Poets
In the heart of Neo-Tokyo's sprawl, Stands a boy with power to enthrall. Akira, the name that echoes in the night, A force awakened, pure and bright.
By Murali3 years ago in Poets
Looking at how many days it’s been Since I was last here I’ve lost pace again But it’s for a better reason this time than last year
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
With gentle hand and heart that knows no guile, The ESFJ, a friend of worthy kind, Doth weave a tapestry of warmth, a smile,
By Diorino Galvano3 years ago in Poets
Throughout the centuries, my roots have delved deep into the warm ground, And through centuries, fierce storms have failed to tear them out,
In the rhythm's embrace, I'm swaying wild, A tempest in my soul, a longing untamed. Whispers of passion, in the night's soft guise, A dance with desires, in clandestine flames.
By Hafsa Jabeen3 years ago in Poets
Amid nature's dance, Surreal hues grace the heavens, Embrace of power.
By Printique Studios3 years ago in Poets
Judas wished upon the stars as the deceiver who wept for his lords mercy, To take the pain of Mary and wash it upon her son
By D.D3 years ago in Poets
With gentle hand and heart that knows no guile, The ESFJ of Six with Five entwined, A loyal soul, a friend for many a mile,
