by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: J.D. Bundun Michelle Obama a woman of caliber, grace, beauty and pride Serving a nation her country her people, united as one and divided as one Nothing but grace as she present herself to the nation, the world apart A strong woman alike, a category to celebrate...
by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: William Hollingshead Sorry My pillow is cold with your embrace. You are a dove in a room full of ravens. I wait with bated breath Holding an olive branch. ### Bio: I am William Hollingshead, an Economics major at Coastal Carolina. I am a server at...
by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: Marquise Jones Faith I have high faith, i have arrogant hope My faith is the only thing that helps me coop To understand i have blessings to come Even when i think the evil has won But sometimes this maze is to hard to solve I feel as if some problems cant be...
by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: Teresa Morrow As I take time to ponder I let my mind wander Are you watching over me now? I think of those moments we spent And how much it meant Do you remember me? Sometimes I wish On those times we missed Why did you have to go? I miss you...
by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: Anthony DeSantis A boy and his mother undulated over the chlorine sea and an exact moment: learning to swim, remembering breath. Only the sounds of liquid existed. They reminded the mother of when her child crafted waves in the bathtub by hand. She taught...
by Poetry Contest | Poetry
By: Lois Carlisle Sunk down in the couch with Jon in the recliner next to me. A red-head’s missing years playing out before us as though on a stage but somehow more ethereal. Hazier. Far more so than standing in the bonfire smoke behind the house, pulling shoes off...
