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.

The Great Sock Mystery
There once was a laundry day curse, For one sock would always disperse, No matter the care, Or the socks that were paired,
By Morgan3 years ago in Poets
Clear, baby blue skies.
Our Soul is the best friend we keep forgetting we have. It’s closer than our breath & older than death. It dreams like a mountain, laughs like a river, & communicates with us in the exuberantly mysterious style of the elements & the gods.
By LUCID LAINY3 years ago in Poets
Exploring the Absurdity of Life Through Limericks
Exploring the Absurdity of Life Through Limericks Limericks are a form of light poetry that have been used to explore and express the absurdity of life for centuries. With their clever and often humorous rhymes, limericks are a great way to explore topics such as love, life, death, and more. But they can also be used to explore the absurdity of life, and the many strange and unexpected things that can happen to us all on a regular basis. These limericks can be funny, thought-provoking, and even poignant. In this blog post, we'll look at some of the best limericks that explore the absurdity of life and the many odd things that can happen to us. So, let's dive in and take a look!
By BILL KISHORE3 years ago in Poets
Incredible Kid
Absolutely incredible kid, You light up the world with all that you did. You have a heart of gold and a brilliant mind,
By Quincy.V3 years ago in Poets
UFOs and OCR: How can AI refine and digest vintage content?. Top Story - March 2023.
How can ChatGPT clean up and riff off of a PDF with Optical Character Recognition (OCR)? OCR makes textual content within scans of archival documents accessible, but with the discoloration and complicated fonts often found with these materials OCR is not always accurate. How can ChatGPT streamline the process of accesing retro articles?
By OG AI3 years ago in Poets
Sushi Well Done
I thought I saw a sushi raw but was mistaken for it had bacon cooked without a flaw.
By Selina Dudley3 years ago in Poets
Picture This
In a vast and somber setting I wandered Alone, looking for hope, from coast to coast I’d saunter Dragging my feet, then I faltered
By Robert Cowley3 years ago in Poets
Just trying to sleep
Stubbing my toe on route to the bathroom in the middle of the night immediately after falling out of bed on the left side
By Robert Cowley3 years ago in Poets
Societal Gauge
We’re instructed to fight the hands of time- Wrinkles and silver are societal crimes... Don’t you dare look your age, Look to us for the gauge-
By Kristen Balyeat3 years ago in Poets
Worked to the Bone
If you want to thrive on this spinning rock, You best be working 'round the clock. Inflation rates are off the charts- Can't scrape by working in the arts...
By Kristen Balyeat3 years ago in Poets
What Dreams are Made of
I’m a successful artist with an endless money stream. I own a beautiful beach house and I'm on the sailing team. I fly a private jet.
By Kristen Balyeat3 years ago in Poets
The Inevitable Journey: A Poem on Life and Death
Life and death, intertwined they be, One inevitable, the other a mystery. For life is but a fleeting breath, A journey that leads to certain death.
By Paulraj Manickam Ashari3 years ago in Poets