Poetry Magazine

A Lone Warrior by Abira Muhammad A Lone Warrior In my hand, I hold a swordthe crimson staining my handsas it single-handedly saves lives On this page, stands an army proudlyready to sacrifice for the truthfirm underneath the crushing stare of the world In my heart, a melodious voice soundsas it struggles to convey my… Read more

Man School by R.H. Alexander Man School She has decided she will give you everything everything she has saved for some moment even if it will never happen she would give it gladly. In the glow from the willing in the humbling generosity in the trembles in her voice in the way the tears come… Read more

A Man Can Dream by Jarrius Smith A Man Can Dream I have big dreams. I’m trying to become a man They remember like Michaelangelo. A literary legend like Maya Angelou. Words so concrete That they have trouble spelling it like The name DeAngelo. Intangible Lines resembling that of music. Barry Manilow. Organic Writing That… Read more

Cut Me Deeper by Nikki C. Mercer Cut Me Deeper Let me lick the blade So you can cut me deeper It’s easier that way Our death so much quicker   This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. For more information, see my disclosures… Read more

Freedom by Emma Major Freedom On paper wings spread wide I fly Soaring Free of my confinement I breathe Deeply Thoughts elevate I embrace Create Words resonate I write Freedom… Peace on paper Whilst inside we hide My mind swirls with energy Stop thinking Words must write On paper wings, they soar Peace at last…… Read more

Tormented by Louise Carmeli Montes I started knowing the feeling of emptiness When I am in a room full of crowded people Gestalt by Louise Carmeli Montes My soul is awake  but my body is sleeping My heart is numb but it is still beating My mind is complex but it is still thinking My… Read more

A Doctor in China by Kavindi M. Jayasinghe Chaos rained all over the country,Helpless was I, with my teamA virus, destructive since the day of entryNever did we assume, not even in a dream.We could’ve controlled it, underestimated did weJust like a common cold, it’ll depart awayYet, it strives inside my people’s bodies with gleeConfirmed… Read more

Threads by Blue Collared Owl Two things happenedwhen I snapped the threadthat was holding me backmy heart fell off my sleeve and I stumbled forwardwithout graceand fell down upon my knees sometimes what we see as holding us backwas holding us up and together and sometimes mountains are just mountains not meant to be climbed… Read more

Long Distance by Katherine Ngo two thousand miles bathe between the heat of our handsyet I still feel his fingers dance down my spineand into the crevices of my aching heart Kissed by Katherine Ngo I traced his lips with the tip of my tonguepainting portraits with the way he tasted This site contains affiliate… Read more

What Kind of Song Are You? by Cheyenne Marcelus What kind of song are you? Strung through the saddle like satin Or like barbed wire, Colliding across cilia Or screeching off the wall, Smooth like jazz, Like a Manhattan, Like warm maple syrup, Freshly lotioned hands gliding across a lover’s back Or bass like thunder… Read more