Susanna Correya : Writing

But All Men Judge

But All Men Judge

A Poem by Susanna Correya


Judge thou not, and be not judged. Your eyes, though they see as much as A shadow from the viewing side of the screen, Are shoehorned to be self-..
Wee Hours

Wee Hours

A Poem by Susanna Correya


The celestial salt cellar, overturned, Sprinkled black velours with pinprick-sized crystals - Pendants of an asymmetrical chandelier. Stock-still..
Innocent Naïveté

Innocent Naïveté

A Poem by Susanna Correya


Susceptible to sugarcoated venom, Always on the side of the blade rather than the side of the hilt, Being given a band-aid after being given a sta..
Sullied Lily

Sullied Lily

A Poem by Susanna Correya


In the looking glass is seen a sullied lily From the threshold of whose sable orbs liquid pendants cascade: Each fraught with one poignance of a m..
The Art in Authorship

The Art in Authorship

A Poem by Susanna Correya


The scrape of the pointed end of graphite is music To a white-knuckled writer who creates art with words. The smell of ink-adorned and blotted par..
A Different Kind of Dance

A Different Kind of Dance

A Poem by Susanna Correya


My legs, though functional, are to a dancer what tone deaf ears are to a crooner. My feet, though sensitive, are a dance floor's disgrace. While m..
Illegitimate

Illegitimate

A Poem by Susanna Correya


Fusion of binary opposites forged us - Design of a non-earthly will albeit Preceded not by hallowed vows. Two gilded annuli sprinkled and symbo..
Realm of the Hereafter

Realm of the Hereafter

A Poem by Susanna Correya


Moonlight's fingers softly touched the ebony silken tresses Of the ivory figure that tarried in the dark penumbras of wooden skeletons. Static ony..
We Are

We Are

A Poem by Susanna Correya


This poem is about impermanence in life and relationships.