Reflection
BartholowMew Simpsunny – The Stray Who Came In From The Heat
In BartholowMew Simpsunny – The Stray Who Came In From The Heat, Ken Gosse offers a whimsical quatrain about a stray cat who looks like a battle-worn desert rat. Found ...
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Still Seeking the Light
Explore Thompson Emate's poetic journey through inner conflict and hope in 'Still Seeking the Light.
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Can I Serve You Breakfast?
In Can I Serve You Breakfast?, H.R. Harper presents a haunting metaphor of forgotten promises and unpaid debts. Through imagery of wolves and a tattered robe, the poem explores themes ...
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RE: Guides and Tutors
Shamik Banerjee's 'Guides and Tutors' explores learning from both classical and modern influences in unexpected places.
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Flying by White Cliffs
Gurupreet K Khalsa's 'Flying by White Cliffs' captures the quiet reflection on fate, time, and nature.
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The Seahorse That I Am
In Dodie’s "The Seahorse That I Am," the speaker likens themselves to a hidden seahorse, protected by a boney exterior and drifting through the warm, shallow waters. A quiet reflection ...
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humpty dumpty is back
In Persis R Singh’s Humpty Dumpty is Back, the speaker reflects on a personal shift from prioritizing others to embracing self-care. A poignant contrast between past sacrifice and present fulfillment ...
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A Father’s Dream
Jonathan Chibuike Ukah's "A Father’s Dream" captures a nostalgic vision of childhood wonder. The poem contrasts a magical, boundless sleep under sunflowers with the eventual realization of life's constraints. Ukah’s ...
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A Similitude
In "A Similitude," Shamik Banerjee crafts a sonnet rich with imagery and reflective musings. Set against a backdrop of everyday life, the poem explores the intersection of the mundane and ...
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Grateful for Today
"Grateful for Today," a heartfelt poem by Dawn Colclasure, radiates appreciation for the simple gift of a new day. Through contemplative verses, the poem acknowledges both the sorrow in the ...
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