Eve Poetry Blog

Loneliness of the Heart by Pat St. Pierre Like stripping bark off a treeyou reveal to him your innermost thoughts;your soul becomes naked. He yearns to protect youfrom heartache and loneliness;to wrap his armsaround you in comfort. Insteadhis casual speech is noncommittal. Faint sounds can be heardin the distance like a foghornforewarning mariners of impending… Read more

Baby, You’re My Miracle! by Daisy Davis Baby, you’re my miracleYour angelic face, such blissful peace,Your tender lips rubbing my cheeks,Your sweet voice, soothing like the sea. Your tiny hands clinging to my chest,Your sweet innocence tugging at my heart,Stroking your hair, I think to myself,O dear! From you, I cannot part. You so run… Read more

If Sorrow Was A Person by Anushka Das sorrow istoo youngto be thismorose she is only nineteen sorrow shutsthe windows anddoors so tightlynot a sliver of hopecan invade she lives in my room sorrow doesn’tcry to sleepevery nightbut justenough nights she sleeps on my pillow sorrow wearsa party hatto funerals she uses my charcoal toothbrush… Read more

Who Cares About Mountains? by Bethany Coveney His hands hiked twice over the two raised peaks.Reckless and incautious, not wonderingwhat the gentle mountain says if it speaks. Dismissing the rain and the thunderinghe advanced to the top with male anger,thinking the scenery was his to steal. The climb gets wilder, and it gets harderto breathe.… Read more

Our Friend by Nicholas Adamides I have written a letter to our friend,He depicts a new order for our dear Russia;one that will drown her,drown her in all thou hath ever tried to keep back.He says the people have unleashed themselves;whirling them into times of great horror.Take his words as I did, my love;he sees… Read more