Tagged: poetry

“Does not everything depend on our interpretation of the silence around us?”... Read more →

Hate Reality can be such a jerk. You want what you can’t have. You don't always get... Read more →

Chicken   Unwrapping you from your reasonable packaging, I always feel some... Read more →

Mowing Leaves of Grass I am the as yet written vengeance of Elvira Valdez The best... Read more →

Men’s Bodies Are Interesting On mission trips to some South American countries, women... Read more →

I to You I, have never told my own story I, come from a mixture of families I, have... Read more →

In the opening scene of The Myth, the camera follows a frantic woman, Kat, played by... Read more →

Hit the Ground Dropping like a pebble into a pond Dancing in the ripples of the... Read more →

From One Ruined Human to Another Many of us want to quickly replace what falls... Read more →

Juliet Cook is a widely published, prolific writer, both as an individual poet and as... Read more →