Monthly Archives: July 2016
Plastic Succulent, Poetry by Chase Morris
Genre: Society Plastic Succulent by Chase Morris A new era. Hope for us: fading. Granted, we had the potential for our essential happiness. Chasing of the natives this furtive soil became our burden because of our selfishness. This dark … Continue reading
Touched, Poetry by Terry Hart
Genres: Love, Romantic, Romance, Caring, Sensual, Emotional Touched by Terry Hart Destiny has delivered us through ages, eras and eons to this moment, it’s enchanting and here we are at the same place, same time Entering into this sacred experience … Continue reading
At Night, Poetry by Anton M. Rojkov
Genre: Nocturnal, Atmospheric, Night Shift At Night by Anton M. Rojkov At night When most bright colors retreat, Stillness regains control Over moving parts of the world. Eyes miss details, Hearing catches ghosts talking, And I watch my skin With … Continue reading
Grandma’s Love, Poetry by Poetic Gurl Janet M.
Genre: Grandparents Love Grandma’s Love By Poetic Gurl Janet M. My Granddaughter, this day You turn One year older May God, Bless you! This is a special day for you, So, with lots of kisses and love I hope … Continue reading
From within her rib cages, Poetry by J. Liethers
GENRE: painful, motivational, philosophical, society “From within her rib cages sprouted a mound of wishbones (galvanized by miracles that’ve died in daydreams) instead of a spine & when the storm christened her it pulled on the forks and left w/ the … Continue reading
Decisions, Decisions, Poetry by Marcus J. King
Genre is funny and hope Decisions, Decisions by: Marcus J. King Stuck. Lost. A brick wall. Go left. Go right. Make a left turn. Around the corner. There…yes go that way! Keep going…a … Continue reading
BLOOD OF MY BLOOD, Poetry by Anubhuti Gupta
Genre: Drama, Betrayal, Hurt BLOOD OF MY BLOOD by Anubhuti Gupta Once, when Ellaine was a child; Her mother had told her many a times It wasn’t the food or water that made a person But care and warmth and passion and … Continue reading
A Black Women’ Plea, Poetry by Latonia Sears
Genre: Life, Society A Black Women’ Plea by Latonia Sears I am so tired of all the death an destruction the collection of lifeless bodies is reaking and has left an odor The smell of injustice is fowl and is leaving a strong scent in the air the disgusting fragrance of death While all of the victims families watch all of these black men taken down and laid to rest No politician or public servant had the forsght to shed a tear it only hit home for them when some of their comrades were taken away from here even then they still won’t stop this and quit To serve and protect or protect and serve either way it always turns to death in the end like they hate us and are not interested in making a mends They are taking lives at an enormous rate most of the time it is out right murder fueled by racially motivated hate The life of a black man has no worth to these servants not the lives they have taken or the families they caused so much sorrow … Continue reading
