Gratitude

Confidence
“Psychology says, the less you care about what others think, the happier you will be.” The ‘thought’ that you don’t have to please everyone
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff5 months ago in Poets
Lay That Foundation
“The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow. Don’t give up.” This is good advice!
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff5 months ago in Poets
Scarface
Across the golden Mara, a lone lion limps through whispering grass. One eye shadowed, one scar deep as sorrow, his mane tangled in the winds of battle.
By Life Hopes5 months ago in Poets
Wanderer
Across the worn roads of silence, you walk — not for glory, but because the earth still asks your footsteps to remember it.
By Life Hopes5 months ago in Poets
Humble Valor
I converted in my foxhole, I had shrapnel in my vest Men were bleeding, some were screaming, I went searching, tho hard pressed
By Earl W. Pearl5 months ago in Poets
Chorus of Decay
decomposition nature's chorus of decay as fallen leaves crisp. * Thanks for reading! Author's Notes: For the Fallen Leaves Challenge.
By Paul Stewart5 months ago in Poets
A Black Superwoman
What comes to mind when you hear the word superwoman? For some, it’s a comic book character with superpowers and a cape. But in reality, the true image of a superwoman doesn’t need fictional powers—it exists in real life. A Black superwoman is not just a stereotype; she is a living embodiment of resilience, courage, and brilliance, carrying communities on her shoulders while inspiring generations to rise higher.
By John Smith5 months ago in Poets
If only for now
Your song, so quiet. Shows us what it means to live. If only for now.
By Sarah O'Grady5 months ago in Poets
From Negative To Positive
Swirling down gently, negative thoughts fall like leaves; a perfect release .
By Moon Desert5 months ago in Poets
The DROP
The world leans forward, slow and inevitable— As if some unseen hand runs a thumb along the horizon, smearing golden residue into gray,
By Stefano D'angello5 months ago in Poets
The Mask of Goodness
We post our mercy, polished bright, Animals saved in fleeting light. Likes like applause, gentle and small, Yet hungry children wander, unseen by all.
By Life Hopes5 months ago in Poets
The Light Home
Hope is a lantern on the heart's porch, guiding the way to a new home. When I met you, my flame had faded, a candle in the wind.
By Lizzy Rose5 months ago in Poets