inspirational

Inspirational poetry is just the thing to lift your spirits or rejuvenate your creativity.

The House That Knew My Name
The House That Knew My Name The house knew my name before I spoke it, before my shoes learned the sound of the floor. Walls leaned closer when I crossed the rooms,
By Marie381Uk about a month ago in Poets
A Spring Night
It was an enchanting night in spring, Alive with sparkling and shimmering stars; The pretty moon stood still in wonder
By GHANI KHANabout a month ago in Poets
To Be Enough
I worry that I will have to lose myself—shrink myself—normalize who I am. I worry that I will be engaged in mediocrity, reality chipping away at my dreams and desires.
By Marysol Ramosabout a month ago in Poets
The Cleansing Fire
Catastrophic dense cloak of the dark, devouring my every micro-spark. Encapsulating echoes, laughter as they point their finger and rejoice.
By Alica chamberlain about a month ago in Poets
Fill my cup. Content Warning.
I love your heart but I love my own As it matters to me to take care of it before yours As yours need a lot of care like mine
By Erica Williamsabout a month ago in Poets
Notice to the Public. AI-Generated.
This is an official announcement. Please read carefully. Effective immediately, the heart will be closed for maintenance.
By Mehwish Jabeenabout a month ago in Poets
Small Heat. AI-Generated.
Winter compresses the world. It presses inward on everything—days, spaces, breath. The cold sharpens attention, forcing us to notice what we usually overlook. In winter, nothing is casual. Every movement has intention. Every source of warmth feels earned.
By Mehwish Jabeenabout a month ago in Poets
Better Than Before
I threw out the chipped mug you loved, finally— the one that said “good vibes” like a dare. It felt dramatic for a Tuesday,
By Milan Milicabout a month ago in Poets
Which Kind of Love is Worthy of Your Whole Heart?
A truly positive view on love is this: If you love someone, be with them and cherish the moment. Don't overthink things; focus on the present and deal with the future later. Constantly overthinking will only make things worse, and you can't control what's going to happen anyway. And don't dwell on things that haven't happened yet; it only affects your mood and doesn't benefit your relationship.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharingabout a month ago in Poets
Ode To A Frosty Cold Winter
The winter frost lays a glistening shield. Cold ice reigns o'er valley, hill and field. What mysteries here lie just out of sight? What secrets in winter's grip so tight?
By Solomon Walkerabout a month ago in Poets
When the Mind Learns to Breathe
Anxiety walks beside me like a restless wind, Whispering questions with no clear end. Depression sits heavy, a quiet night,
By Life Hopesabout a month ago in Poets
Everfire
A friend of wisdom claimed, once that come the end of one's long day, We might, each person, merely have but one or two real things to say;
By Gabriel Huizengaabout a month ago in Poets