art
Poetry and art go hand in hand; in fact, a poem is just art in the written form.
Thaddeus
Thaddeus watched the world, standing in a perspective that sees us humans in nature, seeming to make our problems, living out of the realms and expectations that were put on us by nature and the creator as we have grown from the logic already set in stone.
By Xavier Singleton3 years ago in Poets
Soulful Mushroom
Soul Soothing Journey Soulful Mushroom I found myself to be only a few inches tall; resting under the hood of a mushroom, watching giant raindrops fall before me. I felt safe. After all, I created this place. The rain fell, but dissolved right into the dirt, only leaving behind its rejuvenating aroma. Each breath I took was gracefully savored, pouring out the pain of my soul and pulling in a revival from the earth. I kindly asked the rain to stop — and so it did. I placed my hand on the stem of the mushroom and thanked it for allowing me to enjoy the rain without being caught in it. I felt its vibration respond as a comforting friend saying, “it was my pleasure.” I admired the colors it displayed; a repetitive waterfall of orange, green, and blue that rippled down the mushroom, disappearing into the dirt. I walked from under the mushroom and felt myself grow.
By Marysol Ramos3 years ago in Poets
The art of absolute surrender
The art of absolute surrender To be everything that we yearn for to come true, and to not be a failure, an agonized loser in the eyes of others. We toil in our everyday trials to achieve our dreams, to become the person of our dreams. Sometimes we doubt ourselves, are we worthy enough to be the best version of ourselves we envision ourselves to be? The journey of life can be behold in its uncertain waters, questioning the belief we have for ourselves.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Poets
Leave The World Behind. Movie Review.
"Leave The World Behind" stars Julia Roberts, Ethan Hawke, Kevin Beacon and Mahershala Ali and is directed by Sam Esmail. The movies plot is an attempt to make sense of today's basic amenities of technology breaking down as the characters desperately try to figure out why.
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).3 years ago in Poets
