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Lists of the best poems and poets from every genre; collections of poetry from the romantic to the reflective, dark, satirical, nostalgic and more.
Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same
The winter sat in me loud and galore, Alas, the summer that once warmed the heart sings in me no more. The beauty of life sets in its amorous swarm,
Hridya SharmaPublished 16 days ago in PoetsThe Show
Welcome to where I write Welcome to what sometimes keeps me up And at others helps me sleep at night Welcome to where people gawk
Atomic HistorianPublished 17 days ago in PoetsRiddle Me This?
I have no voice, yet I roar in the storm. I have no body, yet I carve canyons in form. I have no hands, yet I sculpt mountains so grand.
Seasons of the Year
Winter , Fall , Summer , Spring Winter Cold air , always seeing your breath Frosted grounds , Bare trees , Roads sheets of ice
Kailee HarringtonPublished 18 days ago in PoetsHow does eclipse effect humans?
1. Cultural Significance: Throughout history, eclipses have been interpreted as omens or signs, leading to cultural beliefs and rituals. Different cultures have myths and legends surrounding eclipses, which have influenced human behavior and societies.
The Dragon’s Feast: A Myth of Solar Eclipses
One of the most captivating legends about eclipses comes from ancient China. According to the legend, during a solar eclipse, people believed that a celestial dragon was devouring the Sun. To scare away the dragon and bring back the light, they would make loud noises by banging drums, pots, and other instruments. This tradition evolved into the practice of performing rituals and making noise during eclipses to protect against the dragon’s influence. The idea of a celestial dragon eating the Sun adds a mystical and imaginative element to the phenomenon of eclipses, reflecting the ancient Chinese culture’s beliefs and worldview.
Love is a metaphor
Love begins with a metaphor that rules in the contradiction of vows, The one that emphasizes the conditionality one endows
Hridya SharmaPublished 18 days ago in PoetsWilderness-2
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Atomic HistorianPublished 19 days ago in PoetsConvincing my favorite book to change its name
Triabilsing with the terror of the unknown, Gasping at the bane of my existence, my soul set on a quest to discover a new home
Hridya SharmaPublished 19 days ago in PoetsHeralding Horned Horses
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?
Thavien YliasterPublished 20 days ago in PoetsNeon Chronicles: Akira's Awakening
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.
Stumbling
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
Atomic HistorianPublished 20 days ago in Poets