by Daeus | Nov 8, 2017 | Articles, Poetry Tips
Kingdom Pen has been receiving a steady stream of poetry submissions for a long time, but this summer they doubled. Pleasantly surprised, the KP staff convened to discuss what to do and resolved to be more selective about which poems to accept. Although the decision...
by Hope Ann | Oct 25, 2017 | Poetry
I lost myself in the mazes of my mind. I forgot the world around me in the whisperings of my heart. There was so much to hold me captive in the realms no one could see. Soft glowing windows; laughter and song. Cold moonless streets; betrayal and fear. Tattered...
by Cindy | Oct 18, 2017 | Poetry
You might think that the villain I’m going to describe to you is something I have known, seen, and felt personally. You might think that the enemy on my mind is something as sorrowful as sin, grief, or the stony, unsteady roads of writer’s block. But I am going to...
by Daeus | Aug 23, 2017 | Poetry
I, apprentice of storytelling Seeking to hold the wind in a cage Broken by trials unending The world will not fit on my page I, windkeeper, am searching for answers How can I spread wide the truth? Wisdom directs me to singers and dancers And old men regretting their...
by kingdompen | Jul 24, 2017 | Poetry
By Grace M. The wind whirls Curls Shakes Quakes It pushes the seas And causes the breeze It flies the kites And stirs the nights It rustles the leaves And carries the bees It sways the tallest of towers And swirls the rain in spring showers It brings the sand across...
