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How to Murder a Sunday Roast
How to Murder a Sunday Roast Get up late, no apron, no shame, the meat’s still frozen, blame the game. Peel the tatties if they dare
By Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
Stones I Keep
Stones I Keep They don’t glow, they don’t hum, they just sit where I leave them cold to the touch, hard as the truth you won’t say out loud.
By Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
Tailgate Gospel
No music. Just us and the evening, sitting on the tailgate of your red Ford facing a field that looked like it could hold
By Annie Edwards 6 months ago in Poets
Steam Punked
My child-self and my adult-self Got into an argument the other day, About what’s real, and what really isn’t, And getting lost in the mazes of memory-
By Meredith Harmon6 months ago in Poets
Mark your calendars: August 2, 2027.
Mark your calendars: August 2, 2027. The world will go dark for over 6 minutes during one of the longest total solar eclipses of our lifetime.
By Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
My Love for Mom
Poem: You were my home before I knew, The hands I clung to as I grew. With every scrape, with every fall, You caught me when I felt too small.
By Fazal Hadi6 months ago in Poets
Blue Lightning
I hated the moments When I saw madness in his eyes > Typically rare Always terrifying > Bright, gleaming lightning
By Gene Lass6 months ago in Poets
POEM - Orphans of Virtue
They gather not in gilded halls where virtue preens and prates, Nor where the polished marble floors reflect self-congratulating fates.
By Jacky Kapadia6 months ago in Poets
Happy And Healthy
“I have decided to be happy because it’s good for my health” Choosing to be happy will improve our quality of life. It is a proven fact that
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff6 months ago in Poets
Gifts And Blessings
“Happiness isn’t about what you want all the time. It’s about loving what you have and being grateful for it” Many times,
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff6 months ago in Poets
Before CCTV, We Had Edna And Gran
Before CCTV, We Had Edna and gran Before the cameras, codes and drones We had old Edna, two doors down and Gran She saw it all from lace-trimmed zones
By Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
How Books Shape Minds, Hearts, and Destinies
Pages of Power: The Science of Reading’s Transformative Magic How Books Shape Minds, Hearts, and Destinies In an era dominated by fleeting digital content, the act of reading a book is a quiet revolution—an intimate dance between mind and page that unlocks knowledge, wisdom, and transformation. Science has illuminated the profound ways reading reshapes our brains, enriches our lives, and even alters our destinies. But what happens when the love for books becomes an obsession? Can reading truly make us wiser, or change who we are at our core? This article delves into the science behind reading, exploring its remarkable benefits, the risks of overindulgence, and its power to sculpt individuals and their paths.
By Shohel Rana6 months ago in Poets