Poetry

Winter vista of distant hope.

In a surprising coincidence, Mel Trent's poem is a written illustration to accompany this week's cover story ...

Poetry by Mel Trent questions thoughts in the darkness.

Some blossoms have a set season, but with others, you can't tell if there will be fragrance or thorns...

When we see others around us, why can't we remember that we can't always count on a second chance?

You know them when you see them, and you can never forget how some people have them...

There are regrets, there are memories, and love always has one thing more: hope...

No crashing, no shouting, no furious passion ... there is something far greater, and far more precious ...

Originally appeared 2006-06-26.

This lover meditates upon the end of All, and the loss of the Beloved. Originally appeared 2006-03-06.

Originally appeared 2005-10-10

Poem. Originally appeared 2004-10-23.

Poetry by Mel Trent.

It's like this; it's like that -- but all the words point to only one thing for which our whole being strives.

There is a rhythm to living, and an unknown. Both should be cherished.

Poetry for a cold winter day, when love and Spring seem so far from your heart.

Mel Trent explores in poetry the heart of All.

True love always requires some give and take, but there must be boundaries when your brain is involved.

Senior Editor Alexandra Queen tries her hand at writing truly awesomely crappy poetry -- and shows that she really has a knack for it!

Poetry inspired by the Mummies issue.(Originally appeared 05-23-2005)

Poem.(Originally aired 06-19-2004)