Poetry

Poem about pain.

Ethereal beauty of butterflies and the theories about them made me write a poetry. Each of their color represent some meaning and they themselves represent freedom and hope.

A poem about moving forward in life

Well, nothing serious about this one -- so you might enjoy it, especially if you like your regular wine.

Here is one about discrepancies in how we value human life.

Written with elements taken from a true personal story .

We are equally right-and-wrong if we say that life is a wondrous adventure, or that it sucks -- so why not choose what feels better and even supports our health.

Fear has made our dark imagination create the concept of a sinister force, a superstition which unfortunately took strong roots in religious faith.

When I chose to go that way, I was not sure of choosing the same I chose to go that way by keeping in mind the advice...........

We see them everywhere, those who shouldn't have been born, because they don't appreciate the gift of life.

Boys cry in their hearts without other people knowing it. I have said this from my feelings. I think this has happened to many boys.

This poetry is about the feeling December season invokes in us.

A poem about decisions

A fresh look at heroes who died in non-defensive, political wars.

Fearfulness often starts very early in life, and then we bring it into adulthood converted into a chronic defensiveness -- and that's the theme of this poem.

Squeezing a huge theme into some prose with rhymes -- and yet with enough of taste of my truth in it.

A poem satirizing those who escape from abusive relationship, but addicted to it, get back because they can't get used to loneliness.

A daily dose of Haiku

In response to Chris Mills question: How has this pandemic impacted you as a writer? I'd have to say my writing has taken on a much darker tone, and I have to struggle to keep it light. Been trying to find joy in the small everyday things. Some days are better than others.

The "I'm Time" is poetry. This poem talks about what time wants to say.

"Truth will set you free" -- a perennial maxim, partially explaining why there is so little of genuine freedom in this world.

A bit of nostalgic sentiment expressed in rhymes.

No other toy has ever been shared so much by all three generations in a family -- and made us look quite silly at times.

While writing is fun, those with no fixed niche might have a problem deciding over what to write about.

Watching the vivid image of the beautiful scenery you used to love and admire.

Disinterested heart is difficult to please by a lover

"Boredom" is my response to "Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 40. 3 pieces to express my thoughts.  The 1st one shows how a person feels when he is bored. The 2nd one us an acrostic poem that explores the definition of boredom.  The 3rd one explains how one feels bored when he's stuck in bed.

A man must die for his sins and to the world to live for God.

I wrote this poem, "A Little Piece of Heaven" for a picture prompt in one of my writing groups, but I loved it so much I wanted to share it with you first. It's about a little place of paradise here on earth where one can actually feel and hear the presence of God.

A recent visit to this quiet island on the Northern coast of Cuba inspired the senses, and brought me back to unspoiled nature and magical moments and views. A selection of the scenes that moved me are highlighted in this poem.

In our personal space we call all shots -- albeit, who is really willing to believe it?

Nothing in our life is forever: happiness, sorrow, suffering, and delight. Everything is in a state of transition at all times.  Everything is going to end.

If you really want to see a beautiful world, work on yourself and you will find that this world is actually beautiful.