Poems & Poets
The Cold Reality
Embark on 'The Cold Reality' by Adam Crawford: Embracing Solitude in a Crowded World. Like winter birds on the circle's edge, some endure isolation, while warmth finds its way to those gifted.
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Unveiling the Power of Friendship
Witness the raw emotions of betrayal as Kev bares his soul in this thought-provoking poem. Explore the delicate balance between ego and reconciliation, where time becomes the ultimate arbiter of true friendship's endurance.
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Villanelle to the Manatee
Immerse yourself in the heartfelt cry against ocean devastation in "Villanelle to the Manatee" by Anne C. Gruner, a vivid depiction of the manatee's fight for existence and a call to action.
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Father in a Crowd
Step into the world of "Father in a Crowd" by Shamik Banerjee: A poignant reflection on the challenges faced by an aging father amidst the clamor of a bustling city, highlighting the solitude and resilience within.
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The Water Calls
Journey into 'The Water Calls' by Lee Conrad: A Night's Desperate Chase. Rain-slicked cobblestone lanes, gaslight shadows, and a haunting thrum—immerse in a poetic pursuit shrouded in mystery.
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22 my husband
Dive into '22 my husband' by Phoenix Lilly: An Echo of Love Amid Chaos. Amidst turmoil and separation, words fragment, yet love's strength shines. A poignant reflection on connection across boundaries..
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Appalachian Yule
Discover 'Appalachian Yule' by Frogg Corpse: A Winter's Tale of Forest Magic. Amid frigid airs and soft footfalls, nature's secrets come alive. Immerse yourself in the embrace of the wild's enigmatic solace.
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You Be The Light
Beth Brody's 'You Be The Light': Embrace the Warmth of Radiance. Journey through winter's magic, as twinkling stars and vivid hues paint nights with hope, illuminating both surroundings and souls.
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Benevolence
Immerse in 'Benevolence' by Anna Rozwadowska: A Reflection on Life's Complexity. Frozen in time, prismatic moments unfold, revealing the limits we embrace within our occupied existence.
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