prose poetry
A Cautionary Tale
A Cautionary Tale written by: Heather Cameron On the day Jim and Agnes were delivered the news...
The Marketplace Poet
The Marketplace Poet written by: Sharon J. Clark @mkscribe He sat by the fountain from noon to...
Annie’s Song
Annie’s Song written by: Jan Sargeant A moon smiles coldly over fields around the village, warming no...
Whispering Peonies
Whispering Peonies written by: HilLesha O’Nan @HilLesha As I lay on the sterile hospital bed, I close...
One Too Many Blows
One too many blows written by: Matt Snyder (M) It was relentless. Day in and day out...
God Buried Me Before I Was Ever Born
God buried me before I was ever born written by: Nathalia Garcia I My mother tells me...
Give Me Your Best Shot
Give Me Your Best Shot written by: Roy Eisenstein @eyezenmedia Stick and knuckle kisses raised me hard...
Tears
Tears written by: Kamran Akhtar Siddiqui @KamranAkhtarSid Tears are not just drops of water. Tears are joy,...
Mint Imperials
Mint Imperials written by: Kate Aranda Nye It is the little things that take me back to...
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving written by: Phyllis Souza Viewing Thanksgiving from the perspective of a turkey. In America, people...
Coming Back to The Imagination
Coming Back to The Imagination written by: Michael Graeme I’m walking along the promenade towards Saint Anne’s...
Of Life and Living
Of Life and Living written by: Jessa Erandio @lines_verses How do you start living your life when...
Non-Existence
Non-Existence written by: Fauxcroft We are everything and nothing, we are energy and light, we are not...
