‘The Stairway’ by Daniel Magdalen
Your spirit’s eyes, now opened, see The timeless steps of stone ahead... Old debts weigh down your weakened knee, ...
Your spirit’s eyes, now opened, see The timeless steps of stone ahead... Old debts weigh down your weakened knee, ...
Game Over With my friend P. Modernity, We played a game of strategy. Sipping our hot cups of coffee, We ...
Ideology is a disease, Impervious to reason, An infection known to seize One in the election season. It has alas ...
Rare Dreams I'm looking through the window of a plane in which I've never been, nor ever will; staring beyond ...
Danger: Helping Is Forbidden By Aw "Curbside" Lee It's been a month since he's been seen— the Chinese advocate of ...
Night and Moonlight What more can be said about the full moon that hasn’t already been said before? The queen ...
. A trail it stumbled on a door, A doubled one, upon a floor, Some fellow just as you and ...
Confucius Institutes, which advance the agenda of the Chinese Communist Party, are found at universities in the United States and ...
The Backwards Romantic “Most of those once common occasions for poetry seem embarrassingly old fashioned now that piped-in tunes and ...
. . Arizona Midnight Strewn across the vault of ink, Runes and constellations link- ing platinum silver fiery space Unfathomed ...
Very powerful, especially the last four lines of II.
Quite a breathtaking near-capture of a phenomenon that can never be fully captured -- in words or any other art…
Most oaks don't turn yellow -- they just go from green to brown. Some go scarlet briefly. Putting that aside,…
Are poems already published on this site considered for the prize if resubmitted with the entry fee?
Roy, Hyphenating/juxtaposing words is something I do often to create Pseudo-compound words that (hopefully) create an effect that intensifies what…
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