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DAU ENW, UN LLE (TWO NAMES, ONE PLACE) A MACARONIC BILINGUAL POEM BY STEVIE FAITH ENGLISH...
IN THE hollow where the white hazels grow,...
A Poem For Hopeless Romantics Like Me
I wrote this poem during my time at SUNY Oswego. It’s late at night, and I’m heading back to my dormitory by the lake. I wasn’t in a rush, but I noticed the couple walking in sync....
Poem: Reflections on joy
In the chest, and cheeks, it bubbles, rising – Hands clench, teeth grit, breath stills, it spills. The post Poem: Reflections on joy appeared first on The Oxford Student.
Poem: Stills one through three
Portraiture develops under the dust stamp of a cowboy boot. The pump of an oxygen machine typifies your late style... The post Poem: Stills one through three appeared first on The...
a poem about a thing
Steve Pottinger, a poet from Wolverhampton, whose work I like, published this poem yesterday. I share it with his permission, and suggest visiting his site Read the full article.....
A poem about OMAN
In a land far away in the Middle East,Blessed with splendor,Heritage is well reserved,This land holds stories of long reigns. The country that stretches across a huge region,The c...
Sunday poem, by Jenny Bornholdt
Lines on mail in a retirement vil...
#poetry # english poem #ethereal enigma
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Miraculous Ladybug
Poem based on tv seriesContinue reading on Medium »
The Astonishing Act of Running: A Poem by Angie Funtanilla
The post The Astonishing Act of Running: A Poem by Angie Funtanilla appeared first on iRunFar. A poem celebrating the body's ability to run. The Astonishing Act of Running: A Poem...
Poem: May Morning
Oh, dark, silent street: strangers, shoulders pressed, small beneath the stupendous stone spire. The post Poem: May Morning appeared first on The Oxford Student.
Poem: A Windowsill View
Small brown birds toy in the sludge and bracken. The coal bodies of dead shrubs. An aftermath of wine in the early evening. Ethical hallucinations. ...
A Little Loveliness
It Was There Waiting For Me to ObserveContinue reading on Weeds & Wildflowers »
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