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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

Longing (Health)
by Azira Aziz
I long for the sun to shine and to take me away from all the deceptions and sweet things said to lighten my heart in all its falsehoodness I long for friends I knew now blank faces with...


Boundaries (Peace & Conflict)
by Anu maheshwari
‘Boundaries’ When and where do the boundaries become visible? At a cricket match At a UN conference At home reading “history” At the Line Of Control At the Zoo At the Olympic Games At...


The cold twilight, the red dusk (Environment)
by Saad Javed, United States
Strewn across the horizon far above the cold twilight, the red dusk Its lifeless frosty cheeks, rouged with the gore of my unfulfilled desires, and my shattered dreams The cold twilight,...


ART
by Daniel Brophy, United States
Art. ART. aRt. Art. ART. Does it matter where or what the source is? A world of contradistinctive Cultures, traditions practiced unknown to our eyes, methods of Creation, Reasons and Beliefs for...


Phoenix Stigmata
by S
I am a slowly greying, stretched canvas: with taut, white paper skin constructed to be strong enough to sustain arbitrary stabs of coloured oils: my anaemic sandpaper pores dilate in anticipation...


L'homme sans visage (Culture)
by Fa Sy
Je suis celui qu'ils appellent l'hideux Je ne suis rien d'autre qu'un gueux Parmi tant d'autres, un habitant de cette ruelle Petit etre inconnu dans cette ville immense Je passe inapercu,...


Alis15 - My Mission (Technology)
by Victoria, Russia
My mission: rescue of my future and search of a safe place on the Earth. Our society speculates with my youth (in 30 years both I and you we shall not be necessary to a society as the last...


It Could Have Been You (Child & Youth Rights)
by Jacob Baiden Odame, Ghana
It could have been you So show me love It could have been you So don't make me the more sad Oh! this dreadful disease This Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Has taken my freedom...


Poetry competitions
by Jack Lashbrook
I won a month's supply of yoghurt from the rabbits foot review. I won my weight in goldfish at the Edinburgh tattoo. I have two weeks in Basingstoke i'm looking forward to. Got a beta-max...


Dear Parents (Culture)
by Abby Mac Phail, United States
Dear Parents, I am a girl of diversity. I am a boy of diversity. Gaze onto my caramel skin. Gaze unto my leche skin. My soft, hazel eyes. My fierce, green ojos. See into my colored...


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