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The Poetry of the Everyday Every day, in small moments, can be filled with poetry. From the joy of a morning cup of coffee to the warmth of a sunset, the poetry of the everyday can be found in the simple moments. Whether it's in the mundane, like a grocery list, or in the magical, like a snowfall, these moments can be filled with beauty and joy. This article explores some of the ways to find and appreciate the poetry of the everyday. The Power of the Written Word Poetry has been around for centuries, and its timeless power to move people has made it a beloved art form. From moving sonnets to thought-provoking haikus, the written word has the ability to evoke emotion, create understanding, and inspire. This article looks at the power of the written word and how it can be used to express emotions, build bridges, and create positive change. The Art of Spoken Word Spoken word poetry is a unique form of performance art that combines the power of the written word with the emotion of spoken performance. It's a powerful tool for self-expression, storytelling, and rallying people to action. This article explores the art of spoken word and how it
The Empathy of Rain is a lyrical collection of poems that uses rain, in all its moods and forms, as a mirror for human feeling. Each section whether “Morning Dew,” “Virga,” “Scotch Mist,” or “Thunderstorms” offers a shift in tone and imagery. The poems explore longing, memory, love, and loss through recurring symbols of weather…
Shattered is a profoundly honest and heartrending collection of poetry that traces the difficult journey of a young woman grappling with the aftermath of sexual assault and the heavy toll of chronic depression. Through a series of intimate, poem-by-poem reflections spanning five years, Isabella Jacqueline offers a vivid portrayal of the pain, confusion, and resilience…
Title: Doggerel: Really Bad Poems Author: George Hackler Genre: Poetry Doggerel: Really Bad Poems is a large poetry collection with an ambitious reach. The nearly 500 poems seek to cover a broad range of life’s idiosyncrasies. They vary in length from a single paragraph to multiple pages and in tone from reflective to…
Jasbirr Grover is a life coach, writer, poet, and creative producer. Writing became her anchor when she lost her voice due to medical issues during Covid and found herself struggling with every aspect of life. Reflection of Life is her first published collection of poems. "A fabulous collection of meticulously detailed poems delving into the…
Aaron Gedaliah’s What We Hold No Longer is a collection of poems that circle around memory, aging, identity, and the haunting void that lies beneath it all. The book moves through phases of transformation, wrestles with the Lacanian “Thing,” looks at the unraveling of society, and then slips into reflections on love, loss, desire, and…
Sherman Kennon’s Whisk Of Dust is a collection of poems that weave together themes of love, faith, struggle, and beauty. The book moves from meditations on nature’s quiet power to reflections on family, peace, and the eternal search for meaning. Some pieces are tender love poems, others carry a sharper edge as they question hate,…