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Poetry and Me - by Desiree Okonkwo
So for quite a bit of time, I was far less than sublime, My plight, you ask? My lack of ideas for this very task. What should I do? The...
Jul 8, 2023


A Final Prophecy - Susanah Maestas
Child raised in the temple of Phoebus, Hear me one last time, for I can not Reach you when you are gone, The world you know will change...
Jun 27, 2023


That Little Girl - Kashvi G.
I lost the girl That little girl who once loved this world The same girl who would imagine sitting on a train and flying through the...
Jun 26, 2023


Autumn Leaves - Elin K
Crisp and golden, rustling sound, Leaves of autumn, all around, Trees once full, now bare and tall, Shedding leaves, they let them fall....
May 27, 2023


Cloud Burst - By Nam kidt
A bundle of peace and love Secrets and whispers kept locked away For our own safety Their own safety By hiding the truth By black mailing...
Mar 2, 2023


Midnight Smoke - by Michelle Li
Since knowledge is but sorrow's spy, it is not safe to know.”- William Davenant - Midnight Smoke the barrel of a gun is hard, cold to the...
Dec 30, 2022


Silence - by Kanishka Kataria
in the pursuit of walking, blossoming, and feeling loved together… hey, on the roof of a building where her hair blew with the wind and...
Oct 23, 2022


To Those Stars - By Kanishka Kataria
I tried to recall when I was ecstatic. May it be the best moment, I fear that moments do not last more than a moment. In the sea that...
Oct 8, 2022


We All End Up in The Same Place - By Amanda F.
some days i feel like Atlas, holding the weight of the world on my shoulders other days i feel like Perseus or Theseus, slaying monsters...
Sep 5, 2022


To All The Little Girls - By Anandi Gunda
Are you petrified by the monster underneath your bed? Mama sang a lullaby and cajoled you to a sound slumber, Wrapped in a blanket that...
Aug 28, 2022


Hiraeth - By Saloni Choudhary
To those people whose fingers somehow subconsciously and spontaneously synchronise with music wherever and whenever. To those poets who...
Aug 17, 2022


A Love Letter To Goa - By Ananiah Jacob
Choking on your love, Too many suitors you have, Mine's a morsel compared to the abundance you receive, But take mine too, Take me in for...
Aug 7, 2022


A Fair-y Tale: By Bethania D.
Thousands of fairy tales, The princess always prevails. But where is your Prince Charming; Did he find saving you that alarming? Some...
Aug 2, 2022


Untitled Document - By: Bethania D.
what if i want to be single-spaced because i have a lot to say, but there’s not room on the page. overflowing with comic sans size 16 to...
Jul 24, 2022


Coffee, Essays, and Beaches - By Michael Brand
I want to live in a fairytale. Not one with an evil stepmother or glass slippers. Just one with a happy ending. I dream, dream constantly...
Jul 16, 2022


Bathed in Red - By Adrija Jana
⭐One of the winners of The Cleverly Creatives: "Back to Normal" Writing Contest!⭐ TW: Mentions of domestic and child abuse. Don't read...
Apr 29, 2022


Tupac Time - By Sarah Diane Lokenauth
I think it was the beginning of high school when I finally started Listening to Tupac My mom called him a poet I didn’t know what she...
Apr 16, 2022


Beauty In Darkness - By Mrinal Bhakuni
When I was young, I was a fearless child I sought for beauty in the dark, In the night sky, in the constellations and their twinkling...
Feb 18, 2022


Farewell To The Stars - By Tiffani Pe
My little sister once said, "The stars glitter so bright each day" I turned to see her small hands pointing towards the heavens. We laid...
Jan 15, 2022


The Flowers - By Rakshaa Ramalingam
My Roof To feel the soft fall of rain Each panel on the roof Curls back Like the lotus petals From my drawings When they touch my hot...
Dec 19, 2021
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