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In her latest collection of experimental prose and poetry, Kim Hyesoon alchemizes the ills of South Korean society into koan-like effigies. The post ‘Fiction and Poetry’ appeared f...
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.
“The heart has its reasons that reason does not know at all.” Lord Byron....
Poetry addresses many of our most commonly experienced human challenges and has the power to foster resilience, hope, and healing.
A sample of Poetry Postcards printed with my photos and words, to be left on the table at my monthly...
The poet is proud, and humbled by readers...
Works by Dr Samuel Johnson, Wendy Cope, and Robert Browning are read aloud in a series of poignant short films about grief
A parliament of owls will gather round to have a chat,...
Panegyric poetry constitutes the largest single body of work within the Omani poetic tradition. This is evident in many surviving diwans, from those of Ibn Duraid, al Sattali, Al K...
We can find healing powers in writing a poem about our present conflicts or conundrums. This requires no special writing skills. We simply open our mindful brain to our experience...
An unforgettable collection of poems born from love, loss, faith, and wonder. Written over four decades, these lyrical reflections transform grief into grace and memory into music,...
A breath unspools — a spiral of no destination within it stillness. I search for serenity in silence; for dignity in tedium. The post Poem: Niksen appeared first on The Oxford...
As the days get warmer and white carnations turn red, these micro-poems reflect the softness of summer. These poems, by both our writers and contributors, sketch this season, grain...
The sister of the moon, we discovered, was the loch: And it uncovered as I tumbled in The white oil, found in my ears, which drips Onto the flayed tongue. The anger Which lives i...
Drink as if in a dream of lovers. The post Poem: Triton, Oxford 1857 appeared first on The Oxford Student.
The breath before the battle.Continue reading on Picture Poetry В»
A Ballad inspired by Shakespeare’s Sonnet 110Continue reading on The Word Artist »
Abhi (i) Why? Why didn’t you whisper goodbye into the hollow of my leaving, before sending me off like wind through an open door? Why? Why didn’t you leave me a sign— a flicker,...
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