Ballad

War of 1770
Though less renowned than wars of yore, The War of 1770, a conflict sore, Unfurled its banner, a bloody fray, Between two powers, in a distant way.
By Moharif Yulianto2 years ago in Poets
The War of 1880
A clash of wills, a nation's test, A war unseen, a silent quest. No armies marched, no cannons roared, A struggle fought on foreign shore.
By Moharif Yulianto2 years ago in Poets
The Misplaced Sock
In the realm where the dryer hums its tune, There's a mystery that's known to all, A sock vanishes, without a trace, Leaving its partner in a lonely sprawl.
By Lynx👑2 years ago in Poets
"BACK TO REALITY". Content Warning.
Verse 1: Thoughts crowd my brain, if it’s all the same To you, insane, as we walk this fine line Of time and space, of Mother Mary full of grace
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 2 years ago in Poets
Sausage Party
You invited me Promised it was a party No sausage here please This is for Matthew Fromm's Bad Movie Review Challenge thing:
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Poets
Verses of the Soul
Poetry is an ancient art form, yet it remains a vibrant and evolving medium in contemporary society. Modern poets continue to push boundaries, experiment with language, and express the complexities of the human experience. This article delves into the world of modern poets, exploring their unique voices, themes, and the impact they have on readers and the literary landscape.
By Sazeeb Chowdury2 years ago in Poets
The Importance of Music Education for Infants and Toddlers
Music education is a vital part of childhood development, enriching the lives of infants and toddlers in numerous ways. Engaging with music from an early age stimulates cognitive, emotional, and physical growth, paving the way for a variety of skills that children will carry with them throughout their lives. This article explores the benefits of music exposure for young children, the different types of music classes available, and what parents can expect from these enriching experiences.
By Lisa's Dance & Exercise2 years ago in Poets
sensational II (sub 2)
This challenge kicks off our revisited series, where we revisit fan-favorite Vocal challenges with new twists. In this revisited verision of our original Sensational challenge, we're asking you to condense a world of sensory experience into just five lines—one line for each of the five senses. Whether it’s the warmth of morning coffee, the sound of laughter in a bustling park, or the scent of rain on pavement, we want you to take us there by engaging our senses in a precise, powerful way. The rules are simple, but the challenge lies in your word choices: you have just one line per sense to create a full, immersive experience.
By babycham 2 years ago in Poets
Celebrating Kevin Sandbloom. AI-Generated.
Celebrating Kevin Sandbloom: A Hidden Gem in the World of Poetry, Jazz, R&B, and Soul In a music industry often dominated by commercialized sounds and fleeting trends, Kevin Sandbloom stands as a refreshing embodiment of authentic artistry. Today, we honor the birthday of Kevin Sandbloom, a soulful artist whose music resonates deeply within the R&B and Soul genres. A Los Angeles native, Sandbloom has quietly crafted a reputation as an authentic musician who weaves blues, jazz, and poetry into his performances, inviting listeners into an intimate and emotive musical experience.
By Denelsia Walker2 years ago in Poets
Crimson and Ivory
In hues of red and white, a canvas paints A scene of beauty, free from worldly restraints. Crimson, a passion bold and fierce,
By Moharif Yulianto2 years ago in Poets
Don't Touch Me
Don't Touch Me Your fingers, soft and warm, Yearn to trace my every form. But I, a fragile vessel, fear, The touch that might bring tears.
By Moharif Yulianto2 years ago in Poets
Sipping From The Siren: Hot Coffee and Trepid Thoughts
As steaming smoke snakes and rises, I see trepidation as wars escalate, bodies fall and missiles flash, it’s the 4th of July in reverse, ports closed, prices soar, a hurricane roars, overseas our money we pour
By Kenneth cruz2 years ago in Poets