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Courage unchained
In a village green, where dreams took flight, A young man sought knowledge, his heart alight. He left behind the fields, the familiar embrace,
By Rose Wanjiku Kimani3 years ago in Poets
"Release" Freestyle
I talk about love a lot in my poetry but more recently Im feeling like the enemy cause people keep testing me & Im getting fed
By I Am Sav Renee3 years ago in Poets
let me list the ways
i know many ways to love you. but let me name a few: for some, love is a risk to give; from some, a risk to get; some of us give love in a note;
By ⸘jason alan‽3 years ago in Poets
One day at a Time . Content Warning.
This is for every brave soul, the ones that experience every sad day, every happy day, every 'I can't go on' day, and every 'I'm gonna get up right now and I'm gonna do this' day.
By M.O. Hidalgo3 years ago in Poets
Service With a Smile
Isn’t it dandy I got a chest full of candy My body’s broken But I’ve got my tokens Of respect Damaged my back Damaged my neck
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
A Time for Reflection
A Time for Reflection: Embracing Growth and Change Introduction In our fast-paced world, taking the time for reflection has become more crucial than ever. Amidst the constant rush of modern life, pausing to look within ourselves can help us identify areas where we can grow and improve. In this article, we will delve into the significance of taking time for reflection, exploring how it can help us embrace growth and positive change in our personal and professional lives.
By Celeste Everly3 years ago in Poets
Curt and Meek
Busy, busy, busy. Oh, how busy, All is now. Too busy to stop, too busy to slow down. Too busy to see, how fast,
By Shaina Kirk3 years ago in Poets
Two lone wolves make a pack
I did life solo and was fine with it the way a lone wolf is but then I met you and that life was over gone with the wind
By Daniel K3 years ago in Poets
how to write when you don’t even want to write. Top Story - July 2023.
Fill with self doubt and anxiety Like pouring steaming hot tea from kettle I am chipped cup Barely containing expectation and desire
By Oneg In The Arctic3 years ago in Poets
Stretch out the summer
If I could stretch out the summer on a clothesline, I would hang each piece of clothing neatly and lovingly, for each piece
By Cezarina Trone3 years ago in Poets
Echoes of A Vanished Love
In the hollows of my ribs, an ancient battleground lies, Where veins once vibrant, now fray and compromise, As taut ropes snapping, pleading for him to abide,
By emad afsary3 years ago in Poets
Shared Pain's Weight
In the depths of life's intricate tapestry, A burden shared, a silent plea, The weight of another's pain we bear, A sacred bond that few can bear.
By Laboard Momotimi Silas3 years ago in Poets