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skepticskaddish.com | ||
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parametricity.com
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| | | | | Poetry flows from the fingertips like threads of silk Birds have nests and spiders webs And humans friendships. But webs too. | |
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lesleyscoble.com
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| | | | | The poem "Two Ploughboys" was inspired by Winslow Homer's painting "Boys in a Pasture." Written in response to a poetry prompt, the poem reflects on the scene depicted in the artwork and explores various approaches to ekphrastic poetry. The poem's author, Lesley Scoble, expresses gratitude to the prompt creator and the readers. | |
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livingpoetry.net
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| | | | | This week let's write an abnormal poem. You could write about something that's abnormal, irregular or even anomalous or your poem itself could be abnormal, maybe a sonnet with 13 lines or a haiku with 18 syllables. Whatever your misfit, post it in the comments below. | |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
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| | | We have lost the key that opens Locked doors of sensitivity and care Our concern is just centered upon us It's just me.... me ...... and only me! When we need sympathy, we expect others To give us a shoulder to cry on, a hand to hold But when others are in trouble, we don't... | ||
