art

Poetry and art go hand in hand; in fact, a poem is just art in the written form.

Maya Angelou (1928–2014, United States)
Maya Angelou was in excess of a writer — she was in this way a social opportunities enthusiast who inspected the Dull commitment with America, especially that of Ethnic minorities.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets
Walt Whitman (1819-1892, US)
Walt Whitman (1819-1892, US) His work is said to have impacted Pablo Neruda and innumerable different greats who followed him. He is most popular for his sonnets that portray nature, love, and sexuality.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets
William Shakespeare (1564–1616, England)
William Shakespeare is seemingly the world's most renowned writer and dramatist. His works have been converted into each significant language, and his plays have been performed more frequently than those of some other writer.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets
Echoes of Suffering
Beneath time's shroud, whispers of woe, Aching stories that refuse to go. Silent screams of yesteryears' pain, Haunting our hearts, like a shadow's chain.
By Hanna Nelson3 years ago in Poets
Choice
Choice is a great confusion And greater delusion If you think that simply having it is a good thing Choice can lead to greater guilt
By Vicious Avarice3 years ago in Poets
Caged Bird
Why does the caged bird sing? Does it sing for the sky? It's wish to soar high? Or does it sing, to sing. Does it sing to find why?
By Vicious Avarice3 years ago in Poets
Child Born In Darkness
Born veiled in darkness with eyes that see no light You're all alone there trapped inside you mind Your thoughts are worn through like battered chests of gold.
By Vicious Avarice3 years ago in Poets
The Drum Beats On
Thum-th-thum Listen to the beat of the drum It’s ethereal hum Begging you to come Thunk-ta-ta-tunk The first came From a felled trunk
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
What am I doing
What are you working for? they say, what are you working for, all these long hours, all these same days, what’re you working for? I ask myself, am I working for stress and being bogged down,
By Charlotte Eden 3 years ago in Poets
Echoes of Eternity
In the realm of fading stars, I find, Echoes of eternity, in love entwined. A tapestry of memories, woven with care, Whispers of a love, beyond compare.
By Isreal Michael 3 years ago in Poets
The Luxury Lane in Diamond Painting: Aston Martin, Porsche 911 GT3, and Tesla
Aston Martin has been synonymous with British premium sports cars for almost a century. The brand's automobiles, called "James Bond cars," have withstood the test of time, illustrating elegance, power, and timeless kindness. Since the brand's foundation, every model has served as a tribute to Aston Martin's dedication to outstanding craftsmanship and perfect design. It's no wonder, therefore, that Aston Martin fans all around the world like honoring the brand through art and memorabilia. Aston Martin diamond painting is more than just creating a picture; it's also about celebrating a brand's legacy.
By Jane dillan3 years ago in Poets
Strong Vs Weak
I have lived my life Knowing The strong hurt the weak And the weak hate the strong But the weak also hurt the strong And the strong also hate the weak
By Vicious Avarice3 years ago in Poets