Vintage poetry stands the test of time; collections and anthologies of classic poems and enduring verses from eras past.
Stark. Savage. Unremittingly dark. Morose. Depressing. Such language might be used to describe Philip Larkin, the self-disavowed Poet Laureate of death. And it would hit the spot.
By Andrew Scott4 years ago in Poets
For the love of God Forget Amontillado Drink Coca Cola
By Vadim Kagan4 years ago in Poets
The book of eras Crisp pages saved from ruin Worth millions today. *** ©️ Denise Larkin 2023. All Rights Reserved.
By Denise Larkin4 years ago in Poets
Hidden Secrets There was a place now lost in time, Faces of people who were kind. In childhood years stolen by clocks, Tattered memories with holes much like socks.
By Dan R Fowler4 years ago in Poets
My duties boarded a late train bound nowhere, that burns hours like hot coal.
By J. R. Lowe4 years ago in Poets
Reminiscence day Reveal silver bracelet charm From Egyptian lands *** ©️ Denise Larkin 2023. All Rights Reserved.
In the still of the night, When the world's asleep, The silver moon shines bright, A promise it will keep. With a gentle glow,
By thamee 164 years ago in Poets
For best experience, listen to my music while reading this poem. ... On the Upper East Side we live with pride Never should've left, it's where I thrived
By Elizabeth Figueroa4 years ago in Poets
Charlie Chaplin, the master of the screen, A legend of cinema, a figure serene, With his slapstick antics and signature style,
By Sarath S4 years ago in Poets
Two souls entwined, in unbreakable bond Bound by love, in a world far beyond A connection so strong, it cannot be torn A love so pure, it will forever adorn
Silk thread hand stitched rows Finger knots, broken pin box Preserved in my mind
By Tara Chatterton4 years ago in Poets
Knowing the ending we rewind the cassette to our sweet beginning
By Ava Mack4 years ago in Poets
