AND IT WAS SO EASY TO LOVE YOU SO MUCH ~BY RHINA ALCANTARA
How it started, I don’t remember,
But before I met you, I was already waiting for you.
2024
MATERNAL JOURNEY ~BY AGNES WONG
Doctor’s nod began a pairing’s lasting journey
Nature’s call to plant a seed to sprout inside
She commits firmly from that day forward
Care and custody she’s chosen to provide
Two fated souls the giving stars arranged to meet
BEST PATRIOTIC POEMS WRITTEN BY SAROJINI NAIDU ~BY PATRICIA
Sarojini Naidu has dedicated her entire life to her overflowing passion for the motherland. There are so many patriotic poems in English by Sarojini Naidu. In some of them, she has praised our Indian heroes. In the others, she has expressed her love for the beauty of Mother India.
POETRY AND IT’S DIFFERENT FORMS ~BY POETICIA
Poetry as an art form originated almost 4000 years ago. It was considered an effective tool to express emotions, and ideas and creates strong visualizations in the audience’s minds.
Do you know how many different types of poems are there? There are a vast number of poetry forms that exist, but all of them are derivations from a few basic forms.
LIKE A RIVER THAT FLOWS ~BY OUMEIMA MOUELHI
Like a river that flows
On a winter’s day when it snows
Taking away dreams that we grow
Slowly, with winds that blow.
LIKE A SUMMER BREEZE ~BY OUMEIMA MOUELHI
Like a summer breeze
When you tease
I thought my feelings frozen
Yet you made them rosen
ECHOES OF SOLITUDE ~BY KEEGAN MOSBY
In shadows deep, my soul does weep,
A lament of sorrow, buried deep.
Each day a struggle, each night a fight,
In the abyss of darkness, I lose my light
A LITTLE PRAYER ~BY OUMEIMA MOUELHI
She said « a little word to God is a prayer »
To the rays of light in prospect, she thought she was aware
She looked up to the sky and stared,
Nothing made her as much assured,
except that in her heart despair was no where
she’s always believed in a better tomorrow,
SCENT OF PINEAPPLE ~BY ANGELINA ROLSTON
A run through the soft, golden sand
The sun’s radiant rays
Yellow hues shimmering through savouring succulent fruits
Sun’s gentle kiss bestows a tan
No sunburns,
Just warmth