Excerpt: Two Poems from Wildfire Verses by Sakiru Adebayo
In August 2023, the McDougall Creek Wildfire tore through the Okanagan region of British Columbia, forcing tens of thousands of people out of their homes and pushing the city of Ke...
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In August 2023, the McDougall Creek Wildfire tore through the Okanagan region of British Columbia, forcing tens of thousands of people out of their homes and pushing the city of Ke...
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...
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.
With Trinity term underway, these micro-poems gather around spring: its brightness, renewal and unease. Brief as they are, these poems — both our writers and contributors — sketch...
Two poems, one about a bach for sale in Tikao Bay, Akaroa The post The Sunday poems, by Ariana Tikao appeared first on Newsroom.
April celebrates poetry in all its forms, where an assortment of words and rhyme can create imagery as beautiful as a sunset. Picture books with rhythm and rhyme are especially del...
Because bad poems and bad cakes go together like two things that go together and also rhyme. Long like the tromboneare a giraffe's neck bones7 bonesBony bonesBut Phil only had one...
Welcome to the month of May! We’ve collected ten May poems that attempt to capture some of the energy and […] The post May Poems – Ten Favorite Poems For this Early Summer Month! a...
Morning poetry to center us. The post Two Poems for a Tuesday in April. appeared first on Magpie by Jen Shoop.
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....
I have always liked to imagine myself as a writer who resists the neat fences of form and genre, though the truth beneath that declaration often feels less heroic than I would...
Oscar Wilde's best poetry deals with matters of the heart, ancient mythology and the misery of incarceration.
Poems come to life as a comic artist illustrates them in Nature Poems to See By. The post *Nature Poems to See By by Julian Peters appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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