Free Verse

OLD TRAINS
Some of us are old trains Perceived as past our usefulness Ignore the involuntary metallic screams As we slowly move from here to there
By Aaron Morrison2 years ago in Poets
Lego My Leggings. Top Story - February 2024.
Social media, a TikTok obsession unsound influence meets mass appeal female faction, one girl’s confession markets beauty
By Marilyn Glover2 years ago in Poets
Indomitable Spirit
Open your eyes, my dear. Your morning has arrived,wrapped with mystery and calling to your exhausted heart. The thick fog can’t hide the sunrise, we know she’s here because there is light. There is no fog more powerful than her searing stare as her light cascades from the heavens, and permeates every dark corner, dissolving the darkness.
By Colleen Walters2 years ago in Poets
Zombies in the workplace. 26 Shades of Existence
A day that you choose to live Bright does the sun rise Can the city wake so early? Daily routine continues after Dawn Entering a new day, a new opportunity
By Karun 2 years ago in Poets
WOMAN
In the land of courage where the shadows cannot stand, There was a story of a woman who had a noble plan. Her heroic act took place under the moon in Africa, the night winds whispered and she defied traditions.
By Abigail Wanjiru2 years ago in Poets
Terra Firma. Top Story - February 2024.
After the rain, they came before the fold: chariot-drawn stags diving deep beneath her elden rings, forged in flames greater than gilded gods, and
By J2 years ago in Poets
Yesterday
Warm notes of nutmeg, clove, cinnamon, and vanilla envelop my senses. All the scents and flavors of this season always take me back to the past.
By Danielle Elizabeth Andrews2 years ago in Poets
I Wish To Be Forgotten
In the days when I was singing along to Hilty and McPhee, Hoping against hope that you “Don’t Forget Me,” I never would’ve thought that someday
By Danielle Elizabeth Andrews2 years ago in Poets
A Dream of Peaceful Days
Astounding how the smallest of things can set off such a chain reaction Before I knew it my life as I'd known it became so subtly
By Ellen Stedfeld2 years ago in Poets
The Human Cruelty
Angels fell off the sky to Be the hope for this world to Change the way humans see Darkness cannot win. Every move we make
By Martyna Dearing2 years ago in Poets
Becoming Human
When there’s nothing left to lose, nothing left to prove, when I finally lay empty, bare, crumpled, broken, Free.
By Randy Baker2 years ago in Poets
Olympus Mons
Announcing the end of Planet Earth Beginning with a mass migration to the skies Cementing our legacy deep beneath the eroding dust
By Anna Torres2 years ago in Poets