Poetry
Desire and Death
Desire and Death written by: Roland E. Williams @rolandewilliam3 This thing called desire It is akin to...
A Good Chaos
A Good Chaos written by: Akshaya Pawaskar We revel in differences. We are varied and beautiful. We...
The Forever Poor Parents
The Forever Poor Parents written by: Sharafdeen Muhsinah Wuraola The agony of childbirth is second to none...
Pub Scene
Pub Scene written by: Jenny Middleton The woman at the bar reveals a flying, beribboned heart tattooed...
A Nightmare
A Nightmare written by: Jillani Birech @BirechJillani Nothing to say just sit and stare Feeling bare; Nothing...
Streetside Socrates
Streetside Socrates written by: TheHumanAnvil Flesh and light Bone and stone Are same, similar; a synonym Of...
I Died Upon The Cross
I Died Upon the Cross written by: Roger Turner @titansdad You know the day I died I never...
The Audacity of Grief
The Audacity of Grief written by: Natasha Nsemiwe Fine Death is the most lustful man I have...
Carrying the World in a Broken Laundry Basket
Carrying the World in a Broken Laundry Basket written by: Barbara Harris Leonhard @BarbaraLeonhar4 Isn’t easy to...
Patiently
Patiently written by: imeon504 It all started in a day full of anxiety, apprehension When all I...
Little One
Little One written by: Sia Morweng @MorwengSia Father, you forgot to teach me how to ride a...
Recusancy and After?
Recusancy and After? written by: Jim Bellamy How recusant, the departure of good minds down alleyways, or...
Illusion
Illusion written by: Paeansunplugged The bed is unmade, has been unmade for weeks though I do change...
