How the Earth Holds Us is a collection of thought-provoking poems by Mary Holman Tuteur. The poems are inspired by her life experiences and delve into different aspects of living, including death, complex relationships between parents and children, and the unexpected nature of life. The...

Nature is a fragile essential to life on this planet. We have used it, overused it, and abused it, and yet it maintains its glory, beauty, and never-ending power of resilience. At least, so far it has. But for how much longer and at what...

Florida: Poetry and Prose by Glenn Erick Miller is a collection of the author's original poetry and two short stories, all of which are depicted against the backdrop of the titular Sunshine State. They range in length, style, tone, and tenor, from the lengthier reflective,...

The Poems of Everyday by Vikas Parihar is a collection of original poetry that is primarily in free verse. It navigates themes of temporal existence and the struggle to find permanence within transient emotions and experiences. Take, for instance, A Preoccupied Man, which dissects the...

Pain, loss, suffering, depression, these are all things that, to some extent, each of us experience and can relate to. At some point in time or another, we’ve each gone through those times but when you’re dealing with PTSD, the trauma can be truly overwhelming....

Poetry Night by The Director is a compilation of the poet's original work that explores existence through various poetic styles. The collection has multiple mystical and existential themes, encouraging contemplation on the transience of life, the cosmic dance, and the enduring echoes of time. These...

Immerse yourself in an enthralling collection of short poems with A.H. Morris' Gratitude. Presented as quatrains, cinquains, or sestets, these poems explore various facets of life and human behavior. Morris provides some valuable insight into the human condition with succinctly worded verses that linger long...

The Prism of My Mind: Poems for 7 Moods by Francis Mont is a compilation of original work in a rich variety of styles. The format is primarily in the styles of brief contemplative verse, minimalist, haiku, and free verse. Each of the pieces harkens...

Secrets Make You Sick, an atmospheric and soul-searching poetry collection by Sarah Erin, consists of twenty honest poems that explicitly explore difficult themes such as mental illness, PTSD, rape, and identity. In a realistic and in-your-face way, Sarah Erin describes the harsh reality of living...

The Poetry Project: Job by Angela Williams is a poetic narration of the book of Job from the Bible. The book begins with Satan challenging Job's faithfulness to God, which he attributes to the blessings given to him. Trusting in Job’s loyalty, God allows Satan...