Vintage poetry stands the test of time; collections and anthologies of classic poems and enduring verses from eras past.
Reject illusion Observed by humanity Tale as old as time
By Meli Remborn4 years ago in Poets
Saturday morning sugared cereal, cartoons three channels to watch
By Keith Chapman4 years ago in Poets
THERE IS NO OTHER WAY TO BEGIN, I CANNOT COMPREHEND, SHE WAS DOWN TO EARTH, A MOTHER SISTER A FRIEND, A BEAUTIFUL CHILD AT BIRTH, HOW CAN THIS BE THE END? ONE MOMENT SHE WAS HERE, NOW SHE ENTERED HEAVEN, #justiceforcindy
By Miguel Ramirez4 years ago in Poets
The ship that I sent Was a true friend, us in sail Always deep waters.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Poets
Clay, mortar, wood to bricks. Caves to tents, huts to structured buildings. Travelling back, ¨what we call home.¨
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
In the quiet of the night, When the world is still and right, My thoughts take flight, and I am free To dream of what I wish to be.
By Yogesh4 years ago in Poets
The Subway I saw someone just the other day, While walking down to the subway. They weren’t aware that I was there, Or that I recognized them by their stare.
By Dan R Fowler4 years ago in Poets
On my command, slugs slap crisp paper with my thoughts through worn ribbon. Ding!
By Kristen Balyeat4 years ago in Poets
He's redecorating the White House in washed-out tones of white: Pale Shimmer, Frosted Dawn, Sour Milk and Clouded Light.
By Riparian4 years ago in Poets
Revolution spins life as the stylus catches grooves... timeless vinyl.
Letterman jackets and poodle skirts grooving as jukebox records spin. *Written for Time Capsule Haiku Challenge
Memories faded Revive, held captive by time In old photographs.
By Lea Waske 4 years ago in Poets
