performance poetry
Performance Poetry is poetry out loud; poems brought from the page to the stage.
The Space We Share.
To those who had to grow up too fast, I am still a child. I will live your childhood for you. I should be grown up just like you are, but that little kid inside of me won’t let me. So I walk with her along the path to my childhood home. We play hopscotch and toss stones. I hold the hand of the kid you never got to be, and you play with us—both versions of me. The version that lives on in a house I no longer dwell in, and the current version of me who just can’t keep going.
By April Kirby.17 days ago in Poets
Human Psychological Poetry
Human Psychological Poetry The mind wakes before the sun. Thoughts line up like silent questions. Hope whispers, fear listens closely. Memories knock without permission. The heart beats in mental rhythm. Logic argues, emotions reply. Silence speaks louder than noise. Pain teaches lessons words cannot. Dreams hide behind tired eyes. Confidence rises, then learns humility. Doubt tests the strength of belief. The brain builds walls, then doors. Healing begins with understanding. Anger fades when truth arrives. Patience rewires broken thoughts. Every scar stores wisdom. The mind bends, but does not break. Awareness becomes the key. Growth starts with self-acceptance. The human mind evolves—quietly powerful.
By Muhammad Saad 18 days ago in Poets
