Poetry
Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature.
4,212 articles
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Museum
by Alex Andy Phuong
(Jun 22, 2020)
"...This present moment in time
Is the greatest gift of all..."
That Old Car
by
Dale Ashauer
(Jun 22, 2020)
Dale Ashauer writes poems and stories that sometimes almost make sense. He enjoys a good edit.
Legacy
by Tony Gloeggler
(Jun 15, 2020)
"...the anniversary
of my father's death
might have passed me by..."
Black Lives Matter
by Bethel Abiy
(Jun 15, 2020)
Bethel Abiy, born on April 12, 2003, is a young poet, a very creative and open-minded artist. She was born and raised in Ethiopia by her mother Miss Hana and father Mr. Abiy. She is the author of "Freedom" which was released on February 25.
Lost
by
Ahmad Al-Khatat
(Jun 8, 2020)
"...I have lost happiness above the sinking
boat above the river of my dark grief..."
Intruder
by
John Grey
(Jun 8, 2020)
"...the meaning's
no more clear
than the creaking of a floorboard..."
War
by
Ian C. Smith
(Jun 8, 2020)
"...We would reach out to each other, safe for now...."
Pauperised
by
Ndaba Sibanda
(Jun 8, 2020)
"...Is there a plausible justification
for that appalling level of stooping
and descent..."
Between Art and Lunacy
by Norberto Franco Cisneros
(Jun 1, 2020)
"...A warped benevolence that demolishes people's ethics, kindnesses
And forsakes their souls..."
Betrayed Cause
by
Pranab Ghosh
(Jun 1, 2020)
"Knight in shining armor! The message that
You brought, even the pigeons did ages before..."
Cut Down
by
Ndaba Sibanda
(Jun 1, 2020)
"...government contracts
to cut the unkempt hair of government officials!..."