social commentary
There's a rich history of poetry serving as social commentary, intended to inspire calls to action.
Comic Relief
There was a cartoon of bison with their heads and arms stuck through pillowy, puffy numerals. Yes, such as 4, or 8, but anyway,
Randy BakerPublished 9 days ago in Poets"Achieving Balance: Practical Tips for a Fulfilling Life"
Momentarily present the significance of equilibrium throughout everyday life, including efficiency, self-improvement, connections, and satisfaction.
Gaderian of Sonne and Mone
eyne turn upwards as the espousal of sonne and mone begins champaign where the average chapman and compeer meet, with the peeler, the peterman, picaroon, poltroon and piepowder on the back of a palfrey
Paul StewartPublished 9 days ago in PoetsThe Final Cut
This is my ninth and final entry to this challenge The music is "Moonhead" by Pink Floyd on this album here ππππππππ Everything Comes To And End Like This Vocal In Eclipse Challenge Perhaps Mine Will Be Noticed By More Than My Audience So Now You Can See, This Challenge Is Truly Eclipsed ππππππππ
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 10 days ago in PoetsInformation πββοΈπββοΈ
This period is very dangerous This period is a vast storehouse of information. Why shouldn't anything happen in this era?
11 things that emotionally intelligent people would never indulge themselves in
Emotional intelligence is an essential skill that helps us navigate the daily challenges of life with ease and inward focus. While it is a muscle that needs be strengthened over time,, here are certain things that emotionally intelligent people would never indulge themselves in
Hridya SharmaPublished 10 days ago in Poetsthe hands of history
erase the Earthβs shell and youβve got building blocks, coloring usersβ hands with power, leftovers of forgotten structures and
Bridget CouturePublished 10 days ago in PoetsOnly One Word
It takes only one word, To make your perfect writing seem absurd, Just one small spelling mistake, And my head goes berserk!
Carol TownendPublished 10 days ago in PoetsSourdough Samurai
We bake We make We cut We take We tik We tock We click We blog We face We book We pace We look We cut We taste
Vadim KaganPublished 10 days ago in Poets- Top Story - April 2024
I Should Have Asked For Better
Here is Bab's unofficial challenge piece: *** I kept asking for December because it's the only time I remembered the season matched my state of mind
Alexandria StanwyckPublished 10 days ago in Poets Touch Wood
βIs this what you mean by touch wood?β my AI creation asked. I had named him, Al. Iβm not made of wood and youβre not either, I replied.
Patrick M. OhanaPublished 10 days ago in PoetsTravelling Through A Lifetime
He drives the bends flowing with the wind, His mind riding the air waves of happiness and joy, Drifting the corners, picking up the pace,
Colleen MillsteedPublished 11 days ago in Poets