This collection celebrates 10 years of the finest English Senryu from around the world by 85 of our TOP Contributors, featuring 337 poems plucked from the journal’s first 29 issues by past and current Prune Juice editors.
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The poems in this year’s Paper Swans single poem competition certainly felt like they had an edge of panic and fear thumping through them. Similarly, many of the poems were about seeing loved ones from different angles, recognising the small gesture between couples and kin that were acts of love.
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Explore more of Geniuseene’s poems in this free ebook. Feel free to explore her free wallpapers and artwork. You can also support her by purchasing her art prints.
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This is a brief anthology of poems that illustrates the arguments for life, and also death. A peek into the dark thoughts of a soul, just trying to be at peace.
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Poetry is an ancient craft; it puts the arts of rhymes and rhythms, ideology and philosophy, story telling and imagination into one.
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If you wish to find small batches of creative works from talented individuals from all walks of life, all over the world, regardless of their level of experience – Literary Magazine is the absolute venue of which you should explore. This compilation is for both readers and writers.
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The flow of life looks at the world through the captivating eyes of extraordinary poetry and gentle thoughts. On this journey, we slowly go through different aspects in every chapter, digging deeper into the mysteries of this world and our life. We’ll realize that the pain never means the end and that the light in the tunnel is always possible. In every stage of life, we can always decide our next step and these pages are the guidelines to remember us our true worth in this world. We’ll learn to flow with everything. With life, with the world and with ourselves.
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Emily Jane Brontë was an English novelist and poet who is best known for her only novel, Wuthering Heights, now considered a classic of English literature. Emily was the third eldest of the four surviving Brontë siblings, between the youngest Anne and her brother Branwell. She wrote under the pen name Ellis Bell.
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“Literature is a textually transmitted disease, normally contracted in childhood.”...
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“A picture is a poem without words.” – HoraceGood poems can tell us what we already know in...
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From Weleetka to Wewoka to Wetumkaby Martha Tobin HokeFrom 1931 until the birth of her sons in...
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Words Boatby Mohammed MohsenWords are our thoughts, we can help others with simple words coming...
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