by kingdompen | Apr 11, 2018 | Poetry
The Light Triumphs Esther W. (Ariel Ashira) There was nothing left to say, Time was gone and with it day, Night had come and so had fate, With nothing left to do but wait. Glancing through her casement near, Watching shadows dance with fear, And like a candles...
by Cindy | Jan 31, 2018 | Poetry
I always thought that fire and ice could never so much as exchange a nod without one destroying the other. Polar opposites— one frigid, the other flaming. But I’ve found that sometimes a forest fire can befriend a shard of ice and melt deep enough to...
by kingdompen | Sep 28, 2016 | Poetry
By Sarah I. Jones As I open the book My story begins. A boy in a hole And then it ends. I sigh as I read This horrible start. I think and I think But I know in my heart There’s more to this tale Than could ever be told. But how to begin? Before I get old. I pick at my...
by kingdompen | Apr 9, 2015 | Poetry
A Poem by Hannah Cochran – Why am I the only one without someone to call my own Always sitting by myself, oh, how I feel alone No one to whisper their love, no one to hold my hand No one to walk beside or give me a wedding band No one to see me, I am just paper...
