Latest published poems
June 17th
21:10 BODHISATTAVA, by satishverma
13:09 REMNANTS and WATERCOLORED SOULS, by seasprite2solitude 
2:34 Addition, by RisingQueen
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0:42 Return me- My Identity, by Soumita Sarkar
June 16th
19:18 SONG OF THE LAST SIREN, by satishverma
1:15 Darkness, by Soumita Sarkar
June 15th
19:42 HOME COMING... HYPOTHETICS, by satishverma
19:20 Nature's Angry Evening, by Nicole Alexander 
0:52 Lost Love...Found, by Soumita Sarkar
June 14th
19:33 IN THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE, by satishverma
4:39 Do Dreams Speak?, by Soumita Sarkar
2:13 Broken, by Jalso
June 13th
19:26 RAAS! *, by satishverma
June 12th
19:40 DAY DREAMING, by satishverma
0:12 When a wound wanes, by Soumita Sarkar
June 11th
21:43 Noble Men Rescue Me and You, by mvvenkataraman
21:02 ALONENESS OF FIRE, by satishverma
1:06 Don't forget the PAST, by Soumita Sarkar
June 10th
21:35 SWINGING...., by satishverma
1:19 a song lovelorn, by Soumita Sarkar
June 9th
19:32 LEAR AGAIN..., by satishverma
13:55 The reason you bore me, by Soumita Sarkar
June 8th
19:15 A PEEP WITHIN, by satishverma
1:01 in unison, by Soumita Sarkar
June 7th
19:46 ASIA AT THE EDGE, by satishverma
0:05 Pamphlet of pain, by Soumita Sarkar
June 6th
19:58 HISTORY WAS WALKING, by satishverma
June 5th
23:10 DIALOGUE ON NON-DEATH, by satishverma
June 3rd
20:46 BALD SKY, by satishverma
June 2nd
20:41 RESSURECTION, by satishverma
Directory of Poetry
27
May
Published by

Scott B.
Easter is one of the most important holidays on the Christian calendar. From a theological point of view, this day marks the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, whom the Christians believe was the Son of God. He came to Earth to live among the people, teaching them and providing them with an example of how they should live their lives. He spent three years going about the cities and towns along the eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea. He taught in the synagogues to the learned Jewish leaders and to the common people who lived along the streets. His ministry included healing people from all manner of sickness and injury, providing food for the masses, driving out evil spirits from the wandering souls in cemeteries and other public places. He had gained a great reputation as a healer, and people flocked …
Latest fusioned poems
March 22nd
23:06 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 7/10 (1 votes) | 18 views | 2 comments | 1 favorites
Walking The Sidewalks Of Brooklyn, started by bigwolf
March 10th
11:00 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 6/10 (1 votes) | 28 views | 2 comments | 1 favorites
The Morning, started by bigwolf
August 16th
16:00 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 8/10 (1 votes) | 15 views | 1 comments
Stare, started by ianhm
June 22nd
9:30 Comment from author about the poem: this poem is a about two persons, you and me. Its totally a philosophical work. You need to think more and more to write over it
Category: Special occasion
30 views | 1 comments
you and me, started by rajat mahaych
November 18th
10:00 Comment from author about the poem: write how you feel about your crush whom you feel is the ultimate person in your life
Category: Love
40 views | 0 comments | 1 favorites
aspired prince, started by sarah
November 5th
23:00 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 8/10 (1 votes) | 98 views | 1 comments
First Love, started by shubert
October 17th
22:30 Comment from author about the poem: Rhyme scheme- abac.
4 lines per stanza.
Category: Unclassified
Rating: 6.5/10 (2 votes) | 46 views | 2 comments | 2 favorites
Jane Smile, started by SauravRHS
April 23rd
17:00 Category: Love
159 views | 0 comments | 2 favorites
In my direction., started by Lifewellspoken
April 10th
6:00 Category: Unclassified
142 views | 0 comments | 1 favorites
unknown way, started by rajat mahaych
April 4th
22:00 Comment from author about the poem: STICK TO THE TITLE "JUST BECAUSE"
Category: Love
225 views | 0 comments | 2 favorites
JUST BECAUSE, started by forlorn impostor
Directory of Poetry
27
May
Published by

Scott B.
Like any discussion about something, the first thing you need to do is define what you’re talking about. It can be difficult enough when talking about something that people generally agree on, but take a topic that is very subjective, and you’ll likely never come to a full agreement. For instance, what is ‘beauty’? This is probably one of the most subjective, individualistic concepts that man has ever come up with. The reality is, beauty can be found any place we look. We can see beauty in a flower, in someone’s smile — we can even see it in something like a tear. This later one we usually look away from, as seeing someone cry usually makes us feel uncomfortable — and it’s not something we would think of look at to find beauty. Yet, if we looked long enough, we …
27
May
Published by

Scott B.
There are so many interesting languages and dialects throughout the world, it seems impossible to ever know even a little about each one. Yet, each and every one of those languages and dialects has some fascinating lessons to teach us. For instance, on the continent of India, there are a multitude of languages, and one of those is Malayalam. This language, which is the official language of the Kerala region, was just recently named as a classical language by the government of India. That’s really a special denotation for a language, as it speaks both of its history as well as of its value to the people and of the culture of that region. While many of us have never heard of this language before, it is spoken by over thirty three million people. It’s roots go back to at least …
27
May
Published by

Scott B.
There are many different literary devices used by authors and poets to help create interest and creativity I their writings. Whether it’s the use of metaphors or similes, foreshadowing or flashbacks, or various rhythm or rhyming schemes, they all help the writer to produce enjoyable works of written art. One of the many literary tools used, especially in poetry, is alliteration. There are also two related devices that can be compared to alliteration — in fact they are often one in the same, yet, they can be isolated and recognized for their own unique contributions.
Alliteration is essentially the repetition of the beginning sounds of adjoining or neighboring words in a line of verse. Then there is assonance, which is the repetition of the vowel sounds in adjoining or neighboring words. The other related idea is consonance, which is the repetition of …
27
May
Published by

Scott B.
It may seem a little redundant to talk about poems about music, since the lyrics to most music is some form of poetry. Yet, the connection between the two can be enhanced by one of them sharing about the other. We all appreciate music. It speaks to our emotions and to our senses. Instrumental music has a way of provoking certain feelings and thoughts, and, of course, music that is accompanied by lyrics tells about ideas, thoughts, people, events and so on. Sometimes this music is so powerful that it helps us to escape for a while from the reality of life around us. It can take us to a different world, where we are able to experience a life that is special and unique. So to have poetry that helps expound upon the impact of music in our lives actually …