Ode

My Boobs, Like I Keep Checking, My Boobs
Everytime I go outside, some person seems to think it's normal to work in the country I live! Everytime I go outside, some person seems to think I'm attractive!
By 365poetry24 days ago in Poets
Comfort
How do you feel when the love of our lives Is dying of liver failure I remember him here, and it makes me sad To know how he was and it also makes me mad
By Gregory Payton24 days ago in Poets
I'm Boring - I Say The Same Thing Every Day, And Now I'm 79 Years Old, Will You Love Me Still - I AM Still Alone, Desperate, I Am Still Boring
I woke up this morning, same like the morning before that, and the morning before that - will you LOVE me still! I woke up this morning, same like the morning before that, and the morning before that - will you LOVE me still!
By 365poetry24 days ago in Poets
What I Want. Top Story - February 2026.
I'll tell you what I want so you can wonder about what will be and not what won't . I want to drink from your cup your everflowing cup
By Justin Keeling24 days ago in Poets
This Was How I Thought I Would Be, I Mean - I Guess, Like, I Guess, No Energy!
My birthday was last week, and like everybody else - I've literally been the only shadow in the house! My birthday was last week, and literally the house was empty, the "MOUSE", was in for some "good" surprise!
By 365poetry25 days ago in Poets
Psychedelic 😵‍💫 World by Rikki La Rouge
Psychedelic World is my first poetry book before Scenery of Society which would come years later. With this book I tried to get it published I sent it to all of the major publishers out there for example penguin publishing. There are two versions one is in English and the other one is written in Spanish. I did the illustrations for the work myself and it is true to the book being that it is a psychedelic drawing. I can’t explain the meaning of the drawing other than that it’s just cool and a snapshot of the machinations of my mind.
By Revista Miko:XCI 25 days ago in Poets
Dead Poets Society
Introduction Dead Poets Society (1989) is more than just a film; it is a powerful reflection on education, individuality, and the courage to live authentically. Directed by Peter Weir and starring Robin Williams as the unforgettable English teacher John Keating, the movie is set in a strict boys’ boarding school in the late 1950s. Through poetry, unconventional teaching, and emotional honesty, the film challenges rigid traditions and inspires generations to question authority and embrace their own voices.
By shaoor afridi26 days ago in Poets
Doubled
The eye behind the head. How the elastic bands? What the elastic bands? Which is done? The eye behind the head, my patch, Ha!
By K.A. Smith26 days ago in Poets
Ode to My Double Decker Chocolate Bar
My Double Decker Chocolate Bar Ode to My Double Decker Chocolate Bar Oh, Double Decker, treat divine, A layered dream, a taste of wine.
By Marie381Uk 27 days ago in Poets
The Servants Who Suffered in 1854
The Servants Who Suffered in 1854 They rang the bell, the silver tray, their names unknown to history’s say Hands rubbed raw by soot and starch
By Marie381Uk 27 days ago in Poets
The Sad Clown
The Sad Clown He paints the smile a little wide to hide the ache he holds inside the children laugh, the crowd leans near
By Marie381Uk 27 days ago in Poets
The Weirdest Thing I Have Ever Done
Like if I were to ask a person what's your favourite thing to do!? He, or perhaps she might say - listen come over and let's chill with two!?
By 365poetry27 days ago in Poets