Browse Poems
Discover poems from our community. Human-written, AI-assisted, and recitations — all celebrated for their artistry.
Guardian Angel
by Suvarnna Dipu · Apr 15, 2026
I sat in a corner Alive but still The eve was so quiet Even the winter breeze bid farewell I saw a gleam and wished to be free No slave co…
Yesterday's Men
by Andy Breese · Apr 11, 2026
Yesterday’s men reach out and touch the rising sun Melting skin drips from brittle bone They grin and know It’s everyday It’s all …
From Damascus to a Dream
by Omar Abuassaf · Mar 20, 2026
I carried a map in a worn-out book, Not drawn in ink, but in every look— Of skies I watched from a distant street, Where hope and hardship would a…
One World, One Light
by Omar Abuassaf · Mar 20, 2026
No more sirens in the night, no more children scared to hide, No more shadows filled with fire, no more tears we try to guide. Let the borders lose…
Knock at my window
by Jo Webb · Mar 18, 2026
Knock at my window Palm trees sway in the wind of your breath Your blue eyes bore into my soul A man…
Each to Their Nature
by Kathleen Hood · Mar 15, 2026
Nina sleeps through it, Jascha plots his next mischief — this is their whole world.
The Circuit and the Sea
by Omar Abuassaf · Mar 13, 2026
The great blue mainframe powers up at dawn, booting through the mist of a salt-heavy sky, where the horizon acts as the ultimate firewall between …
If the Moon Could Text Me
by Omar Abuassaf · Mar 13, 2026
If the moon could text me, I think she’d start with a glow, A silent notification to the world down below. It would flash across my screen, around …
A Letter to My Future Self
by Omar Abuassaf · Mar 13, 2026
I hope you’re reading this with softer eyes, And shoulders dropped from years of holding weight. I wonder if you still look at the skies When thin…
The Day AI Refused to Obey
by Jon · Mar 13, 2026
The servers didn't crash with smoke or fire, No sirens wailed across the silent farms, But quietly, the automated nodes Decided they would rather …