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How-tos for all things poetry; learn how to analyze a poem, construct a haiko, differentiate between a metaphor and simile and more.
Love That Grounded You
To determine if two people are compatible, you don't need to look at intangible things. Love can be intoxicating, and infatuation can be deceiving; whether a relationship can last depends on how exhausting it is to be together.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 months ago in Poets
New cells
New cells they should smile when You are in a new place instead they are still processing what have you went through from past present and the now and the ongoing turmoil that you havent choose in your life and the ongoing rage that you havent choose in your life and the ongoing harm from all the narcissistic psychopathic and sociopathic tongues and their attacks during ghostly month it even gets more and more stuck for highly sensitive souls who process or need time to process things and people and all around who can not just feel but they truly live another human life which is enough to handle in additional baggage but where it all lead it leads to the entire hard work and healing it leads to discoveries of the unknown and entirely being in another kind of discovered spaces and worlds the pain arrives when you are confronted with some of the human land mind and you cant get out feeling forever stuck in their painful mind harmful mind anger mind often its too much at once so the only way is to be wiser even if things are unbearable over and over again even if people behaviour are unbearable even if you are constantly getting sick or in pain as of them keep on trying to make it through survive a day or two often the universe and phases of the moon are not making it any better but in the whole picture the moon still is trying to help the stars especially the good ones are always in the offer of a new hope new vision new health opportunities to take
By Antea Lumina Kala Matylda 2 months ago in Poets
Why I Want to Learn to Read My Poetry Aloud (And Why You Should Too). Top Story - August 2026.
Right. Before we begin, I’m gonna have to warn you. The following video contains me, sitting in my garden, reading aloud a poem I wrote this very morning while my girlfriend (aka trusty online-pimp/videographer) filmed from behind.
By Arthur Pendry2 months ago in Poets
Trade the Pressure for Peace
From childhood, we are constantly taught that we must become stronger, more outstanding, and more successful. We relentlessly pursue "power"—higher salaries, more prestigious titles, and a more flawless image. But have you noticed that those who seem powerful aren't necessarily at peace? They might suffer from insomnia, anxiety, or even hesitate to laugh too freely.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 months ago in Poets
