‘Buyer’s Remorse’ and Other Poetry by Lorna Davis
Buyer’s Remorse How long are we allowed to close our eyes To who produces what our money buys? How can...
Read moreDetailsBuyer’s Remorse How long are we allowed to close our eyes To who produces what our money buys? How can...
Read moreDetailsThe "Greatest Show on Earth" Is Coming to a Close By Sirc de Budalewe The "Greatest Show on Earth" is...
Read moreDetailsMy Goldfish Has an MFA Roundel for Gillian My goldfish has an MFA; I got official notice just today. Of...
Read moreDetailsWalked the Mountain What shape is that, the mountain's brow? A glacier field, a glacier field! I walked to...
Read moreDetailsRising above the silt and murky mud, Clean and pure is the small pink bud, Supported by a supple stem...
Read moreDetailsShin-Rin-Yoku Forest Bathing You stand beneath this canopy of trees, surrender will, hold still. You close your eyes and listen...
Read moreDetailsPibroch of the Domhnall By Joseph Charles MacKenzie Author’s Notes: § The refrains at the end of each stanza...
Read moreDetailsHere is a riddle, a brain-teaser of sorts Rev up your noggin or the answer you’ll miss Mark. Set....
Read moreDetailsDeparture Like escaping through a siege, growing older Hampers itself with hopes of return; So if, over your bare...
Read moreDetailsFake News By Caud Sewer Bile Fake news is rather difficult to say just what it is. What's fake to...
Read moreDetailsThe Terrorists Tears feed the sweeping sands beneath their feet, And blood runs deep into the living ground. The...
Read moreDetailsThe gown and the date are set, caterers and florists I’ve met. The hall has been booked, no detail...
Read moreDetailsThe Desert We were flying in a desert, an oasis to drink dry. We gorged ourselves on date palms...
Read moreDetailsWe may hear some Bible phrase and laugh. __That book has no monopoly on ‘goods’. Some words clang, we...
Read moreDetailsBy Dusty Grein Dating to the thirteenth century, the terza rima (Italian for "third rhyme") is a classic form of...
Read moreDetailsWater Music Just as white as a blanket of new-fallen snow Is the noise of a waterfall cresting a brim...
Read moreDetailsThe Speaker Unaccustomed to Such Oratory Feats The speaker - unaccustomed to such oratory feats - cleared his throat, a...
Read moreDetailsBy Evan Mantyk From The Iliad, Beowulf, and Shakespearean literature in the West to the Chinese Classic of Poetry, the...
Read moreDetailsColor streams burst brightly in a flourish of elation, Each to soar and cover night's condoning, lofty, canvas –...
Read moreDetailsTapestry A Miltonian Sonnet The pattern on the underside confused By snarl and tangle, jumbled, twisting knot. Its warp...
Read moreDetailsHow Can You Feel Blue? How can you feel blue When you look toward the sky And see the...
Read moreDetailsFor King Charles I of England On the day I asked for a second shirt So my people would not...
Read moreDetailsThere are no predators in the wood So deer run free who never could And hunting’s forbidden So deer...
Read moreDetailsHoliday Horror: A True Story By Lucy Giardino Cortese Twas two weeks before Christmas And all through the house...
Read moreDetailsTo Michael Dana Gioia* By Cal Wes Ubideer The Word within the World that articulates itself does not exist in...
Read moreDetailsUnspoilt, unique, a soulful place Ancient oaks all around Scattered acorns sprouting shoots New life emerging from the ground...
Read moreDetails. . On the Winter Solstice Winter Winter cold and crass Winter Winter old the grass Fast we go across...
Read moreDetailsScrabble-ism One night I was hangin’ with Len, Eating and watching t.v. All the pizza rolls gone, I then...
Read moreDetailsBy Jane Blanchard On December 5, 1830, Christina Rossetti was born in London to an Italian-English mother married to an...
Read moreDetailsThe first Society of Classical Poets sponsored "Rhyming Poetry Reading" was held at The Tea Garden in Middletown, New York,...
Read moreDetailsTo the Kurdish Women Soldiers With girlish smiles above costumes of war - you dance, sisters; stamp the pallid...
Read moreDetailsWitches’ Brew Round and round the seven seas go, In the putrid poisons throw, Double, double toil and trouble,...
Read moreDetails. T.M. Moore is a theologian, poet, and Principal of The Fellowship of Ailbe, a spiritual fellowship in the Celtic...
Read moreDetailsSighs fill the room as Mulan weaves the loom She doesn’t want Father to meet his doom. The Khan...
Read moreDetailsby Dusty Grein The sestina originated among the troubadours of medieval France's Provence region, and the modern thirty-nine line form...
Read moreDetailsKitty staring at the tipped fishbowl (whoever felled it left not a hair), With no one home, what was,...
Read moreDetailsObi-Wan Bin Laden RIP Let’s remember what God wants: Killing people’s never right, So Obi-Wan Bin Laden then Cannot...
Read moreDetailsA rondeau on Shen Yun Performing Arts By Evan Mantyk I love the dance that can exalt The human form...
Read moreDetailsOhio State University Attack By Wilbur Dee Case "If you don't like liberal democracy, go to North Africa, the...
Read moreDetailsIn an Unfinished Honeycomb: An Old Story As lichen on a rock expands, so you grow in love on...
Read moreDetailsThanks Margaret. I enjoy how you tie poems together!
I love this poem, Paul, because of how well it describes and explains one of the most uniquely beautiful places…
Joe, I love your interpretation - as far as I'm concerned" a gold-digging young gigolo who attaches himself to a…
Urszula, what an imaginative limerick! That is something Poe might have done! Sorry to be so late seeing this.
Agreed, Urszula! Thank you for commenting.
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