Latest published poems
May 18th
22:06 A YEARNING, by satishverma
4:20 MY CITY, by sudarshan
May 17th
22:00 DOVES HAD STOPPED FLYING, by satishverma
May 16th
23:07 SYSIPHUS, by satishverma
May 15th
22:31 KUPFERNICKLED, by satishverma
May 14th
20:21 HIERONOMO! *, by satishverma
May 13th
18:33 AHAM ASMI... *, by satishverma
May 12th
19:10 SUDDENLY SO!, by satishverma
May 11th
21:19 THE WAIT, by satishverma
May 10th
22:41 DOWNPOUR, by satishverma
18:30 GOD I NEED YOU, by sokibgb
May 9th
23:17 I WAS CLOSING THE WEEPING CHAPTER, by satishverma
22:54 I feel strong, by Jalso
May 2nd
21:43 SHARKS, by satishverma
May 1st
22:38 A GREEK TRAGEDY, by satishverma
April 30th
22:44 FIXED FLUX, by satishverma
11:09 Parasite, by Jalso
April 29th
16:16 LIVING DREAMS, by sokibgb
11:41 Our Dance, by bigwolf
April 28th
22:51 WILL YOU MARRY ME?, by satishverma
11:35 -Unfinished Italian Sonnet-, by nair36
April 27th
23:36 THE INDOMITABLE, by satishverma
12:10 Capture the Owl, by nair36
April 26th
21:42 THE SOCRATIC EXISTENCE, by satishverma
21:34 I Saw the Reaper, by diamonddagger
16:55 Rabbit Holes, by nair36
April 25th
22:21 BABY FACE, by satishverma
20:05 I wish for Rainbows, by diamonddagger
3:31 The Willow Tree, by DaylightDawning36
April 24th
22:54 BURNS OF HATRED, by satishverma
Directory of Poetry
Latest fusioned poems
March 22nd
23:06 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 7/10 (1 votes) | 15 views | 2 comments | 1 favorites
Walking The Sidewalks Of Brooklyn, started by bigwolf
March 10th
11:00 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 6/10 (1 votes) | 23 views | 1 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
28 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
37 views | 0 comments | 1 favorites
aspired prince, started by sarah
November 5th
23:00 Category: Unclassified
Rating: 8/10 (1 votes) | 95 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) | 44 views | 2 comments | 2 favorites
Jane Smile, started by SauravRHS
April 23rd
17:00 Category: Love
158 views | 0 comments | 2 favorites
In my direction., started by Lifewellspoken
April 10th
6:00 Category: Unclassified
141 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
218 views | 0 comments | 2 favorites
JUST BECAUSE, started by forlorn impostor
Directory of Poetry
13
May
Published by

Scott B.
When we look at those writers who have penned epic stories, hundreds, maybe even thousands of pages long, we think about what great writers they must be. And in truth, it does take great skill to develop a story to the point that it remains interesting to read after the first hundred or two hundred pages. Although being skilled at writing many words is often considered the standard by which to compare authors, there is a different level of skill displayed by those who are capable of expressing complicated thoughts and ideas with but a few words. In fact, some may consider this to be a much more challenging task, as it demands concise and precise sentences, perfect word choice, and creative expressions, all coupled with brevity. Then, to add to the difficulty of the task, consider putting this short writing …
13
May
Published by

Scott B.
The four seasons of each year are often the subject of writers and poets. Although not all regions of the world have seasons that are as profoundly obvious as North America and Europe, most people have an understanding of what these seasons are like. And to the poet, each of these four seasons has a symbolic meaning. Whereas spring typically indicates new birth and new beginnings, fall indicates the coming of the harvest, gathering in the fruits of our labors, as well as the foreshadowing of the coming winter months. Each of these ideas has been featured in countless poems and stories, across many cultures and ages. It’s one of those things that really doesn’t change. From the time of the ancient Greeks to children in today’s elementary schools, we find poems about Fall and all that this season traditionally represents.
The …
11
May
Published by

Scott B.
This is both an easy topic and a difficult one. It’s easy in that we can find thousands of poems about “god”; however, there is great difficulty in agreeing on who or what “god” is, if “god” is. Let’s eliminate the last option first — there are poems about “god” whether we believe in a “god” or not. The poems exist, so let’s talk about the poems themselves. If someone chooses to not believe in the existence of a “god”, then that is not debated here.
The first hurdle is to acknowledge just who “god” is. Many people have different views, and of course, it varies by region of the world. As we look at ancient history, the gods of the Greeks and Romans were certainly different than the God of the Judeo-Christian perspective. Various animistic religions would certainly put god in …
11
May
Published by

Scott B.
Urdu poetry has a long history, with a variety of interesting twists and turns in its development. There are at least six major different forms of Urdu poetry which range from religious to romantic themes. For example, there is the Ghazal, which is typically a short lyric poem often focused on love and romance, although it may have more generalized themes. This form of poem usually maintains the same rhyme scheme throughout. Then there is the Qasida, which is a type of ode, which is often done as a public speech for some benefactor. It can also be used when celebrating an important event; however, this form can also be used as a satire in certain instances.
Memory Inflamed
by Muhalhil
Memory inflamed the mote in my eye
in the still watch of the night,
then tears rolled down.
Then came the night,
enveloping us as if
it had …
11
May
Published by

Scott B.
What makes a poem popular? That’s truly a difficult question, as each individual has their own feelings and preferences regarding the type of poetry they enjoy. Still, if you examine the larger picture, looking at trends throughout the industry, you’ll notice certain consistencies regarding which poems seem to do ‘better’ than others. However, one needs also to consider that much of what gets published in modern journals, magazines, and other media is determined by the publishing policy of that particular publisher. It isn’t necessarily what’s popular with the readers, so much as what is convenient for the journal’s editor. Your own experiences may also be different. If you’re a poet who is trying to get pieces published, look at your own acceptance and rejection notices to see if you spot any particular trends worth noting.
Hope
by Emily Dickinson
“Hope” is the thing with …