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Poetry

Poetry is for those who are in love with words. Where words are pushed to their breaking point and are transformed into pure emotion.

Featured Poetry

This is my memory of Regina Gelb (Culture)
by S, Canada
I remember… I remember Chopin’s Nocturne playing in the background while my two older sisters and I danced in the center of our cottage in Central Poland. I remember… I remember my beautifully...


Queen of my heart (Health)
by Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi
I watched my wife give birth to my child and her pain quenched the fire that made me wild. I wept from my debt and could feel the depth that my stone-hearted heart had created and was...


Will I ever see Bobby again? (Health)
by Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi
Bobby few years back was seven and the love for me and his mum was even. Life was cute and comfortable, just as Bobby was fine and reliable. Fun came to town one day and frustration came to...


Beware the scavenger! (Health)
by Mutebi Papa Bwakya, Zambia
HIV, you ruthless and invisible scavenger I wish we had a cure for; some kind of avenger You lurk in our body fluids; fattening away I wish I could get rid of you; I wish there was a way You're...


Let’s sign an agreement (Health)
by Raphael Mlozoa, Malawi
I know you were an enemy before, But now that we are living together Let us sign an agreement. I’m talking to you, HIV virus, Before I responded, " Positive " to you, I’m saying you were a...


Fractured World (Culture)
by Azellica, Canada
We have shut out the sun, drawing bars of shadow- blinds. And inside, we light our home in Hard electricity. We close the windows, block the summer breeze, Turn up the air conditioning,...


‘An open letter to a Kenyan, my valentine’ (Culture)
by Malkia Affiah , Kenya
Dear Beloved, It is with utter urgency, deep sorrow and fleeting hope that I write to you this letter. What happened to us my love? We used to be happy you and I. They all envied us: our friends,...


Predicament (Culture)
by Playshis (aka Plattious the poet)
In conflict with emotions everyday, teardrops falling for the words you cannot say. Trying to look as if all is okay, trying so hard just to make it through another day. Projecting an...


The Leaf (Environment)
by Samuel
There is a leaf lying on my floor I sit here staring And wonder, shall I get my vacuum But a question My mind presumes to ask Could this be good fortune A simple riddle to unmask From sower...


Jerusalem (Culture)
by Samuel
Jerusalem, oh Jerusalem Thy walls shall hold thee strong thou sweat with the blood Of saint and foe Thy tears are the cries of the innocent cold Thy years are long Like an ancient song...


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