Poetry

330 works

Poem·Adela Sinclair

The Bird Artist

You only carried two books the Art of Birdwatching and the Bible.
You went on expeditions
in the hills of Transylvania-

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Poem·Adela Sinclair

Searching

The magic carpet comes undone,
Red strings unravel, fly everywhere,
High winds downtown.

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Poem·Adela Sinclair

Bone

I am tired now
having travelled from afar.
I will rest my head

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Poem·Adela Sinclair

The Iron Gate

The door leads nowhere you’d want to be.
Explore the negative spaces, the devil’s work
through your fragile, young body.

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Poem·Tamizh Ponni VP

Visual Poetry

A visual poem triptych — best viewed on a larger screen. Tap any page to open full-size.
I. The Frill of Solitude
II. The Scent of Love

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Poem·Ekaterina Muraveva

To Her Critic

Her poems digest what you keep:
this unusual, spirited skepsis that reeks
of performance and sleek derogatory

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Poem·Ekaterina Muraveva

Letter K.

She’s been through the abyss
and lives with sweaters.
She’s seen lies, and goodbyes.

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Poem·Ekaterina Muraveva

Borderland

Something bugged him.
How is this real?
Am I going insane—or finally free

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Poem·Lorraine Caputo

THE WORLD A-MELTING

                  Ice caps melting
                  lightening their weight
        Tremors swarm

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Poem·Marianne Iezzoni

DADDY ISSUES

Destined child, her future’s bright as the golden walls of Olympus
That is before being born a daughter of a man whose dad mistaken love for violence
The father’s missteps was her grandfather’s wretched care

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Poem·Rueben De'Marco

Discourse On Love

“...It is, for when the spontaneity
has been removed by either man or woman,
the other shall receive this sudden backstep

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