Vintage poetry stands the test of time; collections and anthologies of classic poems and enduring verses from eras past.
Feathers, pearls, and fringe. Dancing through prohibition Flappers, speakeasys
By Hailey Marchand-Nazzaro4 years ago in Poets
I carried pieces of me, ships in a bottle, shattered when let go. * Buried in duty to helm this horrid day, home the only true course.
By Bugsy Watts4 years ago in Poets
I once knew winters That spanned the length of dreams. But Now, my winters sleep.
By Steve Hanson4 years ago in Poets
Caged in Babylon They dreamed that time moves forward, But circles back home.
Kant said: “Time is not An empirical concept;” I read by dusk’s light.
Aged, I mark time as The moon hides her face. But, young, I swam lunar seas.
Memories preserved A time capsule of our past History endures
By Stella Divine4 years ago in Poets
The woman had aged. Strands of gray hair, Show wisdom. She, has been around. -AK
By Adrianne Kirksey4 years ago in Poets
Old man wrinkled up remembering long ago dreams as he rocks his chair.
By Tammy Castleman4 years ago in Poets
"Time's embrace tightens" Of a bygone era's trails, Hushed, trapped in the rock."
By Omar Sohail4 years ago in Poets
Tiger Beat posters and bell-bottom jeans under twirling disco balls
By Lori Melton4 years ago in Poets
It was time to game Pushing the controls faster The arcade was fun
By Alex H Mittelman 4 years ago in Poets
