Latest Stories

Most recently published stories in Poets.

Anthony Joshua
The epitome of greatness, a mark in history Of discipline remarkable, a stellar victory Defeating the unbeaten, knock and break the mould
By Geraldine Taylor8 years ago in Poets
How To Jump Realities
We are all in this together as the bombs drop Atomic bombs Barrel bombs Cancer bombs Drug Addiction…bombs… As mothers in affluent America
By Krow Fischer8 years ago in Poets
Typical Love
He tasted of strawberries He dispelled my worries His eyes got lazy Over time I got crazy Even so I thought he was mine
By Jess Ganhaõ8 years ago in Poets
Lost Innocence
Wind whistling, Snow glistening, We try not to, But we're all listening. Loud screams, Bad dreams, It's very far, But close it seems.
By Michaela Remmel8 years ago in Poets
Words to Paper, and the Value of Expressing Emotion
In the serene quiet, I sat down; the vivid thought of you obscured by nothing else; And I thought… Let me write words to be immortalized in ink, engendered from the heart, inspired by deep feelings for a loved one.
By Poetry Ghost8 years ago in Poets
We Are All Souls in a Vessel—That Is All
Can't let these thoughtless thoughts Spew through my mind Talk my depression down One pill at a time Can't let my heart
By Sasha Boileau8 years ago in Poets
Common
A life like this Truly influential for me to write this Articulated thought of a musical mind Dictionary defined, deal disseminate
By Geraldine Taylor8 years ago in Poets
Make a Change
As I had opened my eyes that morning I saw the dark clouds make their way into my life. I sat up, looking out the window as the reflexion of them made my eyes shine, reflecting my emotions in the window of my soul.
By Eva Beatrice8 years ago in Poets
The Enchanted Door
Peering through the enchanted door, tell me what you see A garden filled with charming buds, thyme and rosemary Peering through the enchanted door, tell me what you hear
By Geraldine Taylor8 years ago in Poets
Suicide Cycle
If you were to die today my sanity you would take If you were to leave today my heart would feel the quake An earthquake of crumbling disposition
By Sasha Boileau8 years ago in Poets
Poetry Publishing Scams to Avoid. Top Story - July 2017.
I've been a writer by trade for years, and this means that I have seen a million and one publishing scams through my time. The reason why publishing scams are so common is because being a writer is one of the hardest things to break into on a legitimate level.
By Rhonda Taylor8 years ago in Poets
My Muse. Top Story - July 2017.
It was many years ago when we first met, Doing strange things most people wouldn’t get. Estranged, I was, never mattered to you,
By michael8 years ago in Poets