Category: Poems and Quotes

Going Long He went sifting throughthe foot fetish sectionwhen he came acrossa game-changer: football empowerment! All the carpets on floor forty-fourshifted to the din of astroturf onthat day. No winy…

Hello Everyone, Literary Revelations is thrilled to let you know that Hidden in Childhood: A Poetry Anthology is scheduled to be released on January 31. On January 31 I will…

beautiful dolls in slips of faded skin. wear their stories softly against the sting of loss.  time bites down hard. but the wound is left to bleed.  the fragile corners…

Today’s poetry news round-up looks at the rare Burns book saved from destruction and the new poet laureate for Columbia, South Carolina. A Glasgow seed merchant saved an incomplete and…

Whenever you start to fret or worry, If you feel impatient or in a hurry. And you realise that you may be stuck Walking your path of dreadful luck. You…

Spring 68 at Columbia was the season of the strike,the occupation of the buildings (Low, Hamilton, AveryMathematics, and Fayerwether where a righteousmininster married a young couple), and Mitch and Iwent…

          I just like living,          only like living.                   —John Ashbery I’d think he think…

 skin creases like paper as we reach to touch. we chase the silence up its empty stairways. orphans with picnic baskets full of shame.  frozen by the wolf’s stare. stranded …

Even now how easy to believe The earth the whole of nature, to see Creation’s handiwork within the tidy Summation of an acre – imagining The sun and planets strung…

Today on My Poetic Side, we celebrate Burns Night with a look at a number of news articles about Robert Burns. The annual celebration for the National Poet of Scotland,…