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Our 1st Induction
About Jason Sinner
Jason Sinner is a songwriter/composer who writes in a raw, honest and heartfelt style that seeks a balance between darkness and light.
Born in Southern California, a lot of his early writings were inspired by the beauty and solitude of the California desert.
He began writing music and poetry at a very young age. He soon realized that words and music were his ultimate passion.
He currently resides in Kentucky with his fiancé, Krystal, and his two daughters, Liberty and Audrey.
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Poetry (Books)
poets
American Poetry (Books)
American Literature (Books)
Our 2nd Induction
A Poem by Christie Moses
Flashlights in the darkness ©
There is a fluorescent light
hollowing my blood, and
a cave atop my skin
I ride shotgun on this road,
to every place
my demons have ever been
Belly deep, they play havoc with the
rain weeping on the city pavement;
shattered harsh
in the midnight street lamps,
and a bottle of whiskey as
dark cover---clouded knees
I’m not amiss amongst the grey here
Cross-legged on the gravel
Instead, I starve myself healthy in the
under-gut of all things quiet
Somewhere stark, this sorrow carves
deep strokes into the broken psyche of
a lost child, burnt desert scathes
like wildfire, and I’ll just twist here,
in the darkest angles of my mind;
you’ll search for things you’ll never find
About Christie Moses
“I have stood on great mountaintops and felt my immortality; I am one being of land and sea. There is no sound but my heart and wind expelled from countless souls filtered to the very breath of illusion. How you shift beside me; our separation is like a devastation into the still of unquiet and my soul burns from such disconnection. Tell me these messed sheets are not much like peaks and trees, where many souls wander and bring the breaking to my knees...”
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Poetry by Women
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Our 3rd Induction
I wrote this poem at the airport before embarking on a long voyage. I was observing and contemplating that we all live with a letting go in every moment.
1401
What is a goodbye? ©
What is a goodbye?
Yellowed taxis, blackened limousines,
SUVs with the charred
Father, mother, or stranger
Who carries us to the departure,
The goodbye to what?
Leaving the moon,
I welcome the sun,
Always full, lighting
The horizon before
All appears,
Not as an apparition
Or vision,
But commonality
Of Truth.
© 2015 Wendy E. Slater
About Wendy E. Slater
After a twenty-year hiatus from writing poetry, Wendy E. Slater composed 20 volumes of spiritually inspired poetry, which began in 2001 during a mystical sojourn to Scotland.
Her poetry reflects deeply on both the hidden and revealed relationship of nature, the cosmos, humanity and the healing of archetypes both esoteric and known, in the individual and collective psyche.
Her poetic formulas are both wisdom and method; a sharing of words that open doors for readers and invite them on their own spiritual journey of awakening and healing.
As founder and creator of TRADUKA, Slater has devoted her life to honing and distilling Traduka Wisdom into method and applications for the public. She combines her own experience and wisdom of self-healing with her unique blend of clinical background, education, training, hands-on healing, intuitive insight, chemical alchemy and healing poetry together, for unique solutions to healing the inner self.
She began working with clients at age 32 and as of 2018, have over 20 years of experience.
CATEGORIES
Poetry About Specific Places
Poetry About Nature
Our 4th Induction
By Native Indigenous American Poet/Author/Artist/Photographer,
'De Ann Townes' from her Book titled 'Peer Inside My Soul and See Me' ©
I Am Warrior, I Am Love, I Am Women.....
I am women
Hear me roar with the voice of the deepest within me
I am profound
Hear me speak with the knowledge of a people
That wisdom did not escape, nor did it pass us by
I am sensuality
Hear my whisper as I sashay through my life with the look of happiness
The lore of an exotic scent
Known only to the one that has captured my essence within their heart and soul
Movement in the art of sexuality
I am through poetry
That is my very presence
I am artistry through poetry
Hear the artistry through the vibe of my poetry
As I express what life has to offer me
And as I still travel this road unknown, to experience what's ahead
I am mother, daughter, wife and friend
Hear me
The nurturer, the care giver, the lover,
Companion and dream rider to the end of all that will be
I am women
Profoundly sensual and artistically poetic
Within this cycle and evolution called life
I am warrior
I am love
I am women
About the Poet
De Ann Townes Jr. "Native American Girl" as she is known in the world of Poetry. Her Poetry has been widely anthologized by The League of American Poets, 2005 Expressions II red book edition. Lavender Aurora, Poetry Editor of the 2006 Great Poets of the Western World and Excellence in Poetry Series. Writer Block Periodical for the Urban Literary, Prophasee Publishing honored De Ann in their Volume 1 serial #11, September 2003 edition. She was also named Famous Poet for 2005, chosen for the Poet of the year Medallion and the Shakespeare Trophy of Excellence by The Famous Poets Society, Lavender Aurora.
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Our 5th Induction
Broken glass is about Donna’s struggle with a forced identity change resulting from an assault that has left her fighting against a multitude of medical issues to strive in life.
Broken Glass
© by Donna Siggers
Life can never be enough in my eyes
A dream half lived, half felt, half achieved.
Identity ripped away during my prime
Not given or changed but thieved.
Broken Glass ©
Mad moments in time, that stop time
That change who you are and strive to be.
Left to feel incomplete, alone and absent
To feel desperation, a nobody.
Waking each day an effort, so hard
Falling deeper and deeper into a crevasse.
Stepping from day to day, anger building
As if I’m dancing on broken glass.
Time heals wounds, inside and out
So, I’ve been told – time will tell.
For now, I live within a darkness
That holds me within its spell.
About Donna Siggers
Biographical and packed full of raw emotion this short read offers insight into Donna Siggers's recovery from a serious head injury. Taken from her journal, medical records and stories from friends and family Donna shares her emotional turmoil through poetry and her accounts of how she's coped with life-changing events, the challenges she's faced and the RTA she witnessed that enabled her to remember her past. The harsh truth of impact her head injury has had her life and that of her family is shared but Donna also conveys how she's now turning her life around to her benefit.
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Two-Hour Biography & Memoir Short Reads
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Our 6th Induction
About R.J. Zarkani
Born in Iraq, Raghad Jabbar Zarkani escaped the war through poetry. She and her sister, Shahad, would eat watermelon in the hot summers of Iraq and take turns creating narratives that take them to other worlds. Young Raghad found herself creating fairy-tale-like worlds that only she and her sister knew of.
After 2003, Raghad's entire world changed. The war brought physical and emotional destruction to her village, Al-Kut, two hours south of Baghdad. During her daily walks to school, Raghad had to take alternative routes in the cold winter days to avoid the army's barricades. She wore extra warm clothes inside the school due to the broken glass windows. The random bombing seemed to nearly miss her, as if God had a hand in it. Her college dorm was held at gunpoint multiple times and her college was attacked and bombed throughout her stay.
The Iraq war had a strong influence that is evident throughout Raghad's writing. But, among the darkness of war, Raghad finds inspiration and hope. Raghad is now a Doctor of Pharmacy residing in the beautiful Tennessee nature where windows have glass. She is thankful for warm showers, electricity, running water and most of all, safety to step outside her house.
CATEGORIES
Poetry by Women
Mythology & Folk Tales
(Books)
Our 7th Induction
Why I wrote Words
I’m always amazed by how carelessly insults are thrown around. They are used as if they can’t wound the other person, but they can cut into our hearts. These stabs and cuts will last far longer than any physical wound can.
Words ©
Words may be used as torturous bane
To tear at hearts with terrible pain
Or softly whispered into an ear
To ease the mind of needless fear
Carefully decide which ones to dole
They make or break a person’s soul
About Regina Puckett
Regina Puckett is a 2014 Readers' Favorite Award winning author for her sweet romance, ''Concealed in My Heart. Her steampunk book, 'I Will Breathe', and her children's picture book, 'Borrowed Wings', both received the Children's Literary Classic Seal of Approval. 'I Will Breathe' was selected as a Science Fiction Finalist in the 2015 IAN Book of the Year Awards and 'A Man Called Rat' was chosen as an "Official Selection" in the Young Adult Sci-Fi / Horror category of the New Apple 2017 Summer eBook Awards. Her boxed set, 'A TOUCH OF PASSION', is the 2016 WINNER of The Romance Reviews Readers' Choice Awards.
'I Will Breathe' is a 2017 Literary Classic's silver meal winner, 2016 New Apple Awards' winner in the YA Science Fiction category and a 2015 Readers' Favorite winner in the YA Science Fiction category. 'Our Heart's Drum' was chosen as the 2017 Turning Pages Poetry Book of the Year and "If I Suddenly Became a Bumblebee' was chosen as the 2017 Turning Pages Children's Book of the Year. 'I Close My Eyes' is the 2017 Readers' Favorite award winner in the Historical Romance category.
'Memories', won first place in the 1st WSBR International Poetry Contest, and her collection of poetry, 'Fireflies', won the 2013 Turning Pages Poetry Book of the Year.
Regina Puckett has been writing for over forty-eight years, and lives in Tennessee with her husband of over forty years. She has two grown daughters and four grandchildren.
She writes sweet romances, horror, inspirational, steampunk, picture books and poetry. There are always several projects in various stages of completion and characters and stories waiting in the wings for their chance to finally get out of her head and onto paper.
CATEGORIES
Poetry Anthologies (Books)
American Poetry (Books)
Our 8th Induction
A Poem Titled Remembering ©
I wrote this poem for my father to honor him on father's day one year. I had it attached to a solid wood board and gave it to him that year.
Remembering ©
Father's Day is for reminiscing about childhood memories.
It is a time for telling you, Daddy, how dear you are to me;
Remembering the love you gave all my growing years,
Knowing the love you give me now is just as dear to me.
You taught me so many things.
You were my knight in shining armor, till a new love came.
But no other love can ever take the place in my heart,
For the Love I have for thee.
You gave me life, a world filled with love and wonderful memories.
You were the best daddy a child could ever have.
Now that I've grown up, I must confess,
You're still the greatest daddy and always will be.
Thank you, Daddy, for so many happy memories
But, most of all, thank you for being a truly wonderful father,
And for the love you've always given me.
About the Poet
Judy Phillips lives in Texas with her husband. She says that for her Poetry is a way to express how she feels about life. And that she inherited her talent from her Grandma, and the love of poetry from her beautiful mother, who was truly a wonderful lady. She was born and raised in California, but moved to Texas as a transfer with the company she worked for 18 years. She now enjoys retirement, spending time with her hobbies and writing.
CATEGORIES
45-Minute Literature & Fiction
Short Reads
Poetry (Kindle Store)
Poetry (Books)
Our 9th Induction
A Poem by Harmony Kent
PLASTIC SURGEON ©
Written on 26 July 2016 ... about two months after my husband-to-be met. This one is two sided in that it also reflects what I found once I began meditating in earnest in my twenties. Meeting my fiance brought me back full circle to that discovery and depth of love.
PLASTIC SURGEON ©
Hidden, unseen
the scars on my heart
you healed
Better than any botox
my frown lines gone
smoothed away by you
Instead of a tummy tuck
you undid me at the seams
climbed inside my skin
Never had any choice
whether or no to let you in
impossible to refuse your scalpel
They say that
beauty lies
in the eye of the beholder
Well, my love
you’re the best surgeon
I’ve ever met
Put away your knife
take off your gloves
you’re already in my soul
Not just my lover
but also my best friend
my respect for you immense
The rest of my life
I intend to spend
growing your smile
My favourite hello
my hardest goodbye
my whole reason why
About the Poet
Indie Author Harmony Kent is an award winning multi-genre author. Her publications include:
The Battle for Brisingamen (Fantasy Fiction) AIA approved The Glade (Mystery/Thriller) AIA Approved/BRAG Medallion Honouree/New Apple Literary Awards Official Selection Honours 2015 Elemental Earth (YA Fantasy Fiction) Polish Your Prose: Essential Editing Tips for Authors (Writing/Editing) New Apple Literary Awards Top Medallist Honours 2015 Finding Katie (Women’s Fiction) Slices of Soul (Contemporary Poetry) Interludes (Erotic Short Stories) Moments (Short Stories and Poetry) Jewel in the Mud (Zen Musings) Backstage (Erotic Romance)
As well as being an avid reader and writer, Harmony also offers reviews and supports her fellow indie authors, Harmony works hard to promote and protect high standards within the indie publishing arena. She is always on the look out for talent and excellence, and will freely promote any authors or books who she feels have these attributes. Harmony lives in Cornwall, England.
CATEGORIES
Historical Erotica
Erotic Historical Fiction
Romantic Erotica
Urban Fiction
Occult Horror (Kindle Store)
Time Travel Science Fiction
Science Fiction Adventure
Dystopian Science Fiction
Contemporary Poetry
Women's Poetry
Poetry Anthologies
Philosophy
Erotic Suspense
Romantic Erotica
Romantic Suspense (Books)
Coming of Age Fiction
Psychological Fiction
Writing Reference
Writing Skills Reference
Suspense Thrillers
Thrillers
Letters & Correspondence
Poetry Anthologies
Single Authors Short Stories
Short Stories
Fiction Anthologies
Literary Anthologies & Collections
Fiction Anthologies
Our 11th Induction
A poem by Amirah Al Wassif
before my death!©
before my death,
I would like to sit beside an innocent homeless girl
in front of one of the UNICEF banners
in our hungry wide street
talking together about the biscuits
and the magnificent toys and the ice cream
before my death,
I will try my best to make her
taste childhood’s flavors
and she will try her best
to draw a false smile on her face
and because her cheeks will be
a mix of rosy and dirty
I will convince myself that
she is very happy!
before my death,
I would like to kiss all the flowers
especially the lilacs
I will be able to toss my grief aside
hoping to find a supernatural sign
one of those upper signs
which touches us gently
one of those upper signs
which take our souls for a long fabulous walk for free
before my death,
I would like to laugh in a loud tone
because I will be close enough to the political posters
which will hang everywhere
and I will sing one last song
for love and freedom
and I will dedicate it to the lonely and the frightened
and the immigrants and the dreamers
before my death,
I would like to toss
the most creative jokes
among the boys and girls
and I will gather the most delicious fruits
sending them to those who used to plant them
but never tasted any!
before my death,
I would like to kiss the famine babies wide-eyed
and saying “sorry” in another way
I will say it like a poem
escaped from the bottom of my heart
and appears of itself
in no-words
before my death,
I will praise the woman who works in breaking rocks
who fights in the day
and comes down in the night
an extraordinary woman knows how
to struggle under the angry sun
an extraordinary woman knows
how to fold her begotten clothes
among the mess of rocks
an extraordinary woman knows
how to be a soldier in the battle
and a clown in the theatre at one time
before my death,
I will salute all the women
who work in breaking rocks
I will salute them with love and pity
before my death,
I would like to give
endless tickets
to the orphans around the world
and I will break my ego mirror
getting rid of my old grins
trying to find a true
smile similar to theirs
before my death,
I would like to share my food with a lost dog
in the corner of the road
or in the dirty narrow tavern
before my death,
I will learn how I must live!
About Amirah Al Wassif
Amirah Al Wassif is a freelance writer(28) years old,from egypt She has written articles, novels, short stories poems and songs. Five of her books were written in Arabic and many of her English works have been published in various cultural magazines such as praxies Magazine , the gathering of tribes, credo spoir, reach poetry, Otherwise Engaged literature and arts journal, cannon's mouth, mediterranean poetry, The BeZine ,spillwords,Merak Magazine, poetry magazine, writers Resist, the Bosphours Review Of Books, the Writer NewSletter, Call and Response Journal, Echoes Literary Magazine, Better Than Starbucks,Envision Arts, women of strength strong coutage magazine, chrion review , the conclusion magazine, street light press, many of her poetry and stories translated into Spanish,kordish,hindi and Arabic
She has 2 published English books , ( for those who don’t know chocolate ) and ( the cocoa boy and other stories)
CATEGORIES
Poetry
Love Poems
Poetry by Women
Our 12th Induction
A Poem by Hülya N. Yılmaz
Like an Eagle ©
İstanbul dons a large number of majestic forts
those structures from many an ancient history
may today not appear as powerful anymore
but the debris alone suffice to astound
the willing eye through a peek
at the haunting view of the mighty Bosphorus
together with the influential breaths
that numerous civilizations of the past
have generously left in its depths
i have not been there in a long while
only in an empirical sense that is
frequent visits of my fertile imagination
have otherwise sated my hunger and thirst
my longing for the dead who were left behind
and my cravings for the impeccable times
each of which was lived in harmony
amid a painstakingly caring love
i borrow an eagle’s eye on this special day
and perched atop one of the bastions, i begin to sway
palaces teahouses trolleys Bazaars cafés fishermen
rare carpet, Kilim and antiquities-selling ambitious shops
yachts one of a kind-mosques the famed Dolmabahçe Sarai
freighters speed boats Hovercrafts scenic jogging paths
do not interest me in the least. The eagle’s eye is a loan
of refined delicacy. So, i refuse to waste it for the mundane.
on the bottom of the Bosphorus all of a sudden
underneath a recent undercurrent, oh so sullen!
amid seagrass
i spot my brass
keychain of four distinctive keys
my elephant still carries on,
towing them heroically
its movable pretty trunk
waves at me ecstatically
i lead us all
to the astonishing Sinopian coasts
to my breathtakingly serene flat-sanctuary
i discover to my demise
it is no longer there . . .
only then do i recall my dream of this year
the one on the night of the 2nd month’s 14th
and . . .
my loaner eye weeps
About Hülya N. Yılmaz
Hülya N. Yılmaz …is a seasoned college instructor who views herself as a brutally slow-learning and therefore continually-suffering student of life. She finds consolation for such deficiency in creative writing. While the time hülya has dedicated to her academic career though spans over most of her life, the history of her literary work offers only a view over a modest number of years.
The literary language of her first choice is English, which is the second foreign language she has acquired; Turkish, her mother tongue follows in the second position. As for German – the first foreign language of her acquisition and the core element of her teaching objective, it comes in last. One other philosophers’ stone then reaches hülya at her freelance editor’s-desk, providing her with precious reading opportunities disguised as her clients’ manuscripts in different literary genres.
Trance, a collection of poems in English, German and Turkish (available from Inner Child Press, Ltd. and at Amazon) is hülya’s debut book of non-academic content. She hopes to edit and expand on this rather hastily compiled work of poetry of mostly personal nature some day (her haste, not her publisher’s). Throughout Trance, her own translations of her non-English poems appear in the book’s opposite pages. An Aegean Breeze of Peace (a publication of Inner Child Press, Ltd., also available at Amazon), which she has co-authored with Demetrios Trifiatis – a professor of Philosophy from Greece, is also a book of poetry. The Year of the Poet – now in its fourth year – is an international anthology to which hülya contributes with her poems every month, joining her Poetry Posse family, a large number of poets from various parts of the world.
Known by her family and within her closest friendship circle for her routine yearnings for opportune moments of time she can put on reserve outside the heavy demand on her daily schedule, responsibilities and commitments, hülya presently waits in patience (more or less) for a set of chances to begin to bring into completion her several writing projects.
CATEGORIES
Poetry
Poetry by Women
Poetry Anthologies (Books)
Our 13th Induction
A Poem by Mary L Schmidt
Carry on ©
Carry On
Carry on I must do,
Empty without you;
When you died, life became askew,
Bereft of feeling, yet still blue;
This new role I stepped into,
Waters dark as a midnight hue;
As I searched for vessel or canoe,
Something to help me wade through;
My empty heart was my only view,
Sorrow filled me and I withdrew;
Looking upon your brother who,
Full of sadness and grief, too;
Looking into his eyes of cobalt blue,
My mind made up I knew what to do;
Enveloping him into my milieu,
Together we would get through.
© 21 July 2019
About Mary L Schmidt
I grew up in a small Kansas (USA) town and I lived in more than one state since then. At this time, my husband and I split our time between Kansas and Colorado (we love the mountains and off road 4-wheeling). Traveling is one of our most favorite things to do and I always have a book or even three books that I read, in the same week. Books were really my thing. It seemed like every time I turned around I was obtaining a new library card due to the current one being stamped complete. Diving into a good book made any day perfect and you would be surprised at the number of books I read over and over. I drew paper dolls and clothes for them, and using watercolor as my medium when painting scenes, especially flowers. I continued with art in high school exploring a wide variety of arts and I loved it! The creative side of me loves to be an amateur, shutter-bug, and we actually have an online art gallery. In college I went into the sciences of all things and received a Bachelor's degree in the Science of Nursing. My nursing career was highly successful and I hung up my nursing hat in December 2012.
She has written more than 16 books with five more in various stages of production.
CATEGORIES
Poetry
Kindle Store
Kindle eBooks
Nonfiction
Parenting & Relationships
Family Relationships
Dysfunctional Relationships
Our 14th Induction
A Poem by Anna Casamento Arrigo
The Little Girl Survivor ©
The Little Girl Survivor
In fantastic journeys of page after page
When thoughts of lost innocence
Betrayals
Broken promises
&
Chaos
Crashed & burned
In my brain-
I traveled
Through a mirror
Down a rabbit hole
Gunga Din
Brought me life
Scout-my friend
Atticus
Ridding society
Of rabid
Creatures
I was safe!
About Anna Casamento Arrigo
Anna Casamento Arrigo was born in Sorrentini, Sicily and came to America with her family and settled in New Jersey.
After suffering a stroke, she turned to writing as a means of expressing her innermost thoughts through visionary prose. Inspired by music, poetry, and the classics of literature, Casamento Arrigo truly encompasses the breadth and scope of the written word.
Having taught inner-city students prior to her stroke, Casamento Arrigo understands full well what it means to need inspiration. Between the success found at her hands, and the successful impartation of love, creativity, and understanding, on to her five children and her 12 grandchildren, Casamento- Arrigo has accomplished a great deal.
She has penned several books, including a memoir, an electrifying romance, as well as several children's books.
Casamento-Arrigo continues to make great progress toward complete recovery .She is, presently,working on several additional children's books,as well as, another memoir ,a collection of short stories,and,yet,another collection of poetry!
CATEGORIES
Two-Hour Biography & Memoir Short Reads
Children's Family Life Books (Books)
Children's Literature (Kindle Store)
Children's Friendship Books
Children's Self-Esteem Books
Literature & Fiction (Books)
Children's Sleep Issues
Memoirs (Kindle Store)
Children's Books
Poetry by Women
Poetry About Love
Memoirs (Books)
Romance (Books)
Literature
Love Poems
LGBT Books
Our 15th Induction
A Poem by Joseph S Spence Sr
The following poem was written in 2008, while attending the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and studying English literature, creating writing, poetry and the African Diaspora. It was written as a response to a poetry challenge request. The members of a poetry site started a line of poems explaining their identity in poetic form. This is the poem I wrote. It’s written as a sonnet in the alliteration form and style. They really loved it.
Joseph Spence, Sr. (Acrostic and Alliteration Poem Response) ©
A Poem About the Poet ©
Jumping Jupiter, a jubilant sundae lover, and just a jewel.
Oppressed De Liberator, optimistically captivating; oratorical.
Saintly passionate, succulent salmon sampler; sweetheart.
Exquisitely enchanting, enchantingly amatorious; éclat.
Playful, painstakingly passionate, pajama wearer, patient.
Handsomely helpful handyman, harmonizer of happiness.
So sensationally super; Sagittarius son of John Spence.
Pleasantly personable, and matriarch Maud Spence’s son.
Enabling, exquisite, eloquent, evolving and enterprising.
Naturally nice, no nonsense, and a nutritional nobleman.
Carrot consumer, constant comrade and cold-war veteran.
Heavenly enlightened, and just an elegant eggnog taster.
Sweet as syrup, shining armor off the shelf; savoir-faire.
Red-blooded poetry connoisseur and radioactively lovable!
© Joseph S. Spence, Sr.
About Joseph S Spence Sr
Dr. Amb. Prof. Joseph S. Spence, Sr., is an army veteran, poet, speaker, and reviewer of over fifty books published in various mediums. He authored three poetry books: A Trilogy of Poetry, Prose and Thoughts for the Mind, Body and Soul" a best seller. “Trilogy Moments for the Mind, Body and Soul" winner of a Best Poetry Award, and “The Awakened One Poetics" won second place, Critters Writers Workshop, and publisher’s best seller. He co-authored five poetry books with Worldwide Poetry Alliance, UK, as the co-founder, with 100% of the royalty donated to charity for medical help.
CATEGORIES
Poetry
American Poetry (Kindle Store)
American Poetry (Books)
U.S. Historical Fiction
Cultural Heritage Fiction
Historical African Fiction
Our 16th Induction
A Poem by Binod Dawadi
The following poem I wrote in my home Kathmandu, Nepal. I think the words and letters are the voices of invisible imaginations. To make the world happier I created them.
Haikus About Love
Let’s love together,
The last breath remains, come here,
Who knows what will be?
More than I believe,
I can’t give you anything,
I love you so much.
Let us go out please,
We will enjoy near and far,
No one disturbs us.
Kiss me hold me please,
Hold me with your hands with love,
I am in your love.
Lover, I love you,
I have no words to praise you,
I can promise you.
I’m a beggar man,
I can’t give you anything,
Besides my true love.
I am in a love,
Mode are you also or not,
Answer politely.
Let’s take joy in our,
Life let’s forget our mistakes,
Let’s make our present.
About Binod Dawadi
He is Binod Dawadi from Purano Naikap 13, Kathmandu, Nepal. He has completed his Master’s Degree from Tribhuvan University in Major English. He likes to read and write literary forms. He has created many poems and stories. His hobbies are reading, writing, singing, watching movies, traveling, gardening, etc. He likes pets. He is a creative man he does not spends his time by doing nothing. He is always helping for the poor people. He can’t see the troubles and obstacles of the people. He believes that from the writing and from the art it is possible to change the knowledge and perspectives of the people towards any things. He loves his country Nepal very much. He has known many cultures of his country as well as foreign countries. He is always thinking wisely towards any things. He solves his problems by using his mind. He dreams to be a great man in his life.
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Poetry
Poetry (Kindle Store)
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The Whole World News™
Their highlight in life is promoting poets & authors.
We will start the celebration and promote in a big way this page, this wall of fame, everytime we fill a section of 25 poets.
Every 25 poets inducted,
The Whole World News™
will write a press release with
a major distribution (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOXNEWS and THE WHOLE WORLD NEWS ALONG WITH 500 OTHER NEWS OUTLETS) and do a
major SEO to bring search
engines to the
Indie Poets Wall of Fame™.
AND SO MUCH MORE.....
Click now for more info.
The judging for the top 100 poets will be
done by
The Whole World News™
Their highlight in life is promoting poets & authors.
We will start the celebration and promote in a big way this page, this wall of fame, everytime we fill a section of 25 poets.
Every 25 poets inducted,
The Whole World News™
will write a press release with
a major distribution (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOXNEWS and THE WHOLE WORLD NEWS ALONG WITH 500 OTHER NEWS OUTLETS) and do a
major SEO to bring search
engines to the
Indie Poets Wall of Fame™.
AND SO MUCH MORE.....
Click now for more info.
