Tag Archives: Poetry Festival
Read Poem: Pixels, by Viktoria Emelkin
I am a leafless tree. Green is fading to grey with every day That turns into minutes And seconds; Time is picking up speed and taking off. I can’t follow, I am busy counting numbers and pixels. Absorbed by the … Continue reading
Read Poem: Last night’s dream, by Tyler R. Martin
Sweet little girl with a teddy bear, Standing almost naked on her porch Eyes blue, perfectly round, large as dinner plates Glimmering like jewels in the golden morning sun I approach, smiling, leaning down to meet her eyes, I ask … Continue reading
Read Poem: Haunt, by Tyler R. Martin
Abandon me Please won’t you phantom? Apparition don’t appear. Abandon me Please dark ether, You fill my nights With fear Leave me Sorrowful specter, Haunt my floor No more, The way you smirk and giggle Shakes me To my core … Continue reading
Poetry Reading: AS MY OWN BREATH , by David Dephy
Performed by Carina Cojeen After centuries of living with nothing, but my love to you, friends, I found myself surrounded by the luxury of feelings and I am safe now, I am alive, I am breathing again, but where were … Continue reading
Read Poem: LOVE’S NEEDLE, by Anne Leigh Parrish
Watch them tug along First her, then him Walking like looped stitches In the slanted evening light Watch her thread him On her spool Cast perfectly on the bobbin Of this orange sky So long together, they have Sewn, pulled … Continue reading
Read Poem: Veterans – Not Just For November, by Bill Clayton
The medals glint on Whitehall The Veterans glow with pride The country’s politicians Standing side by side Rousing words are spoken Solemn stories told Politicians sing the praises Of the old and oh so bold But as these words all … Continue reading
Read Poem: never-ending sun, by Kristen Corbisiero
Run away with me, To a place where the things we worry about don’t matter, Where the sun melts into the sky, And the birds sing so beautifully we forget the sun never sets. Stay here with me in the … Continue reading
