Browse Poems
Discover poems from our community. Human-written, AI-assisted, and recitations — all celebrated for their artistry.
Thread
by Joseph Ward · Aug 16, 2026
our souls were one but distinctly two for mine was festering, infected and blue but in my sickness, ill and rot was a thread, a tightly wounded …
The Queen in her palace
by Joseph Ward · Aug 16, 2026
deflated and defeated, the queen sends her last men with cobalt jackets and argent insides they arrive by capsule: bitter and ashen. the s…
Knot
by Joseph Ward · Aug 16, 2026
Not a wall - but memory insulation. Each room hosts life; its grasp inextricable its air warmly familiar and yet freshly tense. Not a house -…
ignored
by Tia george · Aug 13, 2026
funny how we are all born the same, soft-skinned, wide-eyed, without hatred in our hands, yet somehow grow into entirely different monsters. …
stay and leave
by Tia george · Aug 13, 2026
I stay | I leave because I love you | because I choose myself I want to be there | but not enough to remain through every storm | when it be…
is hate enough to stop loving
by Tia george · Aug 13, 2026
I hate you. for how a joke slipped from our mouths and grew teeth in the dark. for how "I hate you" became something heavier, something neither…
etch
by Tia george · Aug 13, 2026
Day by day, the you that's left only in my memories is starting to fade. I close my eyes, Trying to hold on to your words. But all I can see ar…
found it but at what cost
by Tia george · Aug 13, 2026
Love is what I yearned for— the kind where lovers wait an eternity just to find each other. The kind of love so strong that neither gods nor demo…
THE ANATOMY OF LOVE
by Sarah Tabin · Aug 12, 2026
THE ANATOMY OF LOVE by Sarah Tabin Love does not begin in the heart— that is a myth we’ve memorized too well. It begins somewhere quieter, stra…
Thawing
by Sophie Harris · Aug 11, 2026
Cassidy has always loved the Sun. She was told as a kid not to look directly at it– A lesson Cassidy found unbearably challenging; How could she…
In Strange Fields
by Dan Fernie · Aug 10, 2026
In strange fields their minds run free, passed the border, passed sanity? lost in secrets, trapped, alone, their thoughts, their dreams, allowed …
White Lies
by Ian Schroeder · Aug 10, 2026
I see the glint in your eyes Our sarcastic banter fresh Just how I’d imagined it But it’s not for me Is it you that I want Or am I seeking war…