Tags : freedom

Unfrozen

Unfrozen

A Poem by B


The tranquil night would veil a starAs the paper rocks would flyUnrevealed through the staring eyes of the nightLeading to a glory like love through g..
Starting a Fire

Starting a Fire

A Poem by Laz K.


It's about the urge to rid myself of superficial baggage - labels,ideas, etc. - and to be free, a pure essence, an authentic Self.
Where the Grass is Greener.

Where the Grass is Greener.

A Poem by Angeliki Largatzis


Constantly, my mind is a warzone where my thoughts conflict with what my heart yearns to do, because there once was a time when we were filled to..
Song of a trapped canary

Song of a trapped canary

A Poem by Xuannu5810


I was born into a world full of light and wonder,Yet I am trapped within a cage of cold steelForever singing the desires to be freeYet my song falling..
Nothingness

Nothingness

A Poem by Linda Marie Van Tassell


“Is it possible that existence is our exile and nothingness our home?” ~ Emil M. Cioran
Translucent

Translucent

A Poem by B


The silence fallsUpon white reignsThe cold airBreezing throughTelling talesA Wing of pearlChange unknownTaken long loveMelting iceBroken throughFlownP..
Into The After Of My Life

Into The After Of My Life

A Poem by Linda Marie Van Tassell


“Be like a tree, and let the dead leaves drop.” ~ Rumi
Live Free

Live Free

A Poem by Mariah Mcintyre


Pretending I'm somewhere else.Somewhere that the sky is always paintedWith pastel colors and puffy clouds.Where the birds always sing and the trees da..
Debate

Debate

A Poem by Apollos


Expressing the wonders of intellectual refinement.
FATHER SOLOMON’S BUSH

FATHER SOLOMON’S BUSH

A Story by Peter Rogerson


Father Solomon was happy and even contented until he had a vision...
A Reason To Live.

A Reason To Live.

A Story by MetBySunlight


And what if I die tomorrow? Will I go unnoticed? Locked in my room, how long till they realise? Music on repeat- sounds of soft pen scribbling, anx..
His Day of Jubilee

His Day of Jubilee

A Story by OscarRat


A black family at the end of the American Civil War.
Children Of The Twentieth Century

Children Of The Twentieth Century

A Poem by breakthebrokenone


Childrenlaughing and holleringin the spring suntravelling on electric scooterswith fast food bags in handdressed in brand labelsto fit in with their p..
Wings

Wings

A Poem by Laura Kate


Clips are passed down fromgeneration to generation,daughters they strugglewith mirrored frustrations.
Members Of The Jury

Members Of The Jury

A Poem by Linda Marie Van Tassell


The only difference between a flower and a weed is judgement.
“Hindi Ko Sinasadya”

“Hindi Ko Sinasadya”

A Poem by Shineheemi


Honestly.....