fact or fiction

Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about what makes a good poem and the poetry rules that were made to be broken.

Echoes of the Neon Jungle
Echoes of the Neon Jungle In the heart of the neon jungle, Where the lights dance like a raging fire, I lost my heart to a love so beautiful, That even the stars in the sky would admire.
By Vivid Masonganyika3 years ago in Poets
The Beauty of Transformation
Why were you born a girl? Why did you catch my eye? Why are you half smiling? You burned my flower of life You lost sleep after watching the first day
By Tauroi3 years ago in Poets
Love's Why do you refuse to accept me?
Love, your smile is a beacon of light Guiding me through the darkest night I'll save you, my dear, from all your fears But behind all smiles, there may be tears
By Tauroi3 years ago in Poets
Echoes in the Absence
In the quiet of the night, Echoes linger in the absence of sound, Whispers of what once was, And what might have been?
By Jazmin Fernandez3 years ago in Poets
Health Pledge
World Health Day, let's celebrate, With open hearts and minds so great, Let's take a pledge to elevate, Our health and wellbeing, not to negate.
By Quincy.V3 years ago in Poets
Abracadabra
In the small village of Willowdale, the townspeople had always believed in magic. They told stories of witches and wizards, of potions and spells, and of course, of the powerful word that could make anything happen: abracadabra.
By wispo uganja3 years ago in Poets
The Final Judgment
In the end, the GOD will decide Who is good and who is bad, cannot hide All deeds, big and small, will be weighed Justice will be served, none shall evade
By Tauroi3 years ago in Poets
The Timeless Tale of Cinderella
Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Cinderella. She lived with her cruel stepmother and stepsisters, who treated her like a servant in her own home.
By Vocal Creator3 years ago in Poets
Living Twice Squared Through Poetry
Celebrating LGBTQ Poets for Poetry Month There are some experiences in life that leave imprints on your soul. Eileen Myles is a legend who rarely needs an introduction. But just in case: Myles is a queer badass, lesbian punk, poet and writer.
By Stevi-Lee Alver3 years ago in Poets
The Living House
My house is more than bricks and stone, More than walls and doors alone, It's a living, breathing entity, That welcomes all who come to see.
By Matheesha Fernando3 years ago in Poets
Even Some Span
On the rise of hue, The sun that blazes its fire; Which falls through my face And in the pavement too; The chirping of birds
By Noorul saliha3 years ago in Poets
Who Am I?
Who am I, and what is my place, In this world so vast and wide? Do I belong to something greater? Or am I just along for the ride?
By Mutahir Ahsan3 years ago in Poets