I've been new on Vocal, and I'm completely amazed how many talented poets are writing daily, so I decided to post my personal favourite poems that left me speechless recently. In this article I wanna thank all of you for inspiring me, and even if your poem isn't listed here, you're doing amazing work in the community!!🥰
I think this free verse poem about the magical and wise number 7 written by Randy Baker is the most appropiate to start with:
The following writer, named Christy Munson shows us what is the definition of the perfect inverse poem:
And if we're already talking about inverse, here's another creative idea from Earl W. Pearl. At first sight the title may sound weird, but I loved the whole poem from the top to the bottom (and from the bottom to the top of course😁). The rhymes are insanely good:
Colleen Walters, the expert of haikus always surprises me with something beautiful and awesome:
This one is not a poem, but an incredible idea of an enthusiastic supporter of mine. Take a look at John Cox' playful and entertaining book for children. He's working on a big plan with full of joy:
And last but not least give a minute to RM Stockton's poem that describes precisely the unknown future waiting for us. The intensity of the lines are crazy:
Thanks for your time to read! 🥰 You guys don't even know how talented and brilliant you are when it comes to poetry! Thank you so much for building our community and encouraging other creators!🫶❣️
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Anna, Thank you so much for including the poem my son and I wrote. :) That is very kind! I have gotten swamped at work recently, so my reading is lagging, but these poems you highlight are on my list to read for sure!
Anna, I'm sure your efforts will continue to inspire others to share their own creative work. Well done!
Anna, I’m so honored and humbled at seeing my name here… thank you so much for your support. When we write, we’re putting our hearts and souls into words in some fashion, and being embraced makes it all worth it! ❤️😊