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Author : Elisha Porat
Elisha Porat
The Source of the Poem
An Interview with Elisha Porat by Ward Kelley —
[ The Interview, permission granted to reprint.]
Ward Kelley: At what age did you first start writing poetry?
Elisha...
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Author : Vivien Steels
Summer's Garden
Winter Walk
© Copyright of Vivien Steels
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Author : Tyler Joseph Wiseman
Tyler Joseph Wiseman
Better known as "The Poet."
"Courting the muse is a full life job." T.J. Wiseman
by Aurora Antonovic ~
Question: Tell us a little bit about yourself.
Answer: My...
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Author : Ryan Daniels
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Author : Aurora Antonovic
A PoeticPortal.net Featured Interview with poet David Herrle.
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Author : Poetry Life and Times
Check out the Poetry Life and Times Website where they have published "An Interview with Poet and Editor Aurora Antonovic " PoeticPortal's contributing Editor and resident Poet.
"Poetry is my first love. I think it can touch...
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Author : Michelle Katon
I've been told there's something that human mind can't see. For if it tries, with all its might, to decern infinity... It cannot fathom just what it is, Or how far it does go. Some think that it is something the mind just cannot know. Now, when it...
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Author : Rudyard Kipling
If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too, If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, being lied about...
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Author : Douglas Malloch
Sure, this world is full of trouble I ain't said it ain't. Lord, I've had enough and double Reason for complaint; Rain and storm have come to fret me, Skies are often gray; Iloms and brambles have beset me On the road-but say, Ain't it fine today?...
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Author : Gargi Saha
If I were a question paper
I would determine the luck of hundred scholars.
During the exam a lengthy paper
makes the students long for a glass of water.
The most important are the board examination papers
On which the student's turning...
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Author : Gargi Saha
Immortal I want to be,
By giving vision to someone who would be able to see.
His darkness would flee.
And from all mercy and helplessness would he be free.
He would visualise the snow-clad mountains
Of the Himalayas
The fountains,...
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Author : Gargi Saha
Let me whisper a little
To mummy
Who stays continents apart
And ask about her well being
Communicate mysterious feelings
Of a married life
Living with a rum guy
New tastes, new choices, new aspirations
And a totally...
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Author : Gargi Saha
O Ice-cream!
What an enchanting dream!
In the summer
It is your empire.
What a wonderful treat
In the summer heat.
From Kwality to Walls to Dairy Classic,
Your taste is indeed fantastic.
In the blazing sun,
You're children's...
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Author : Gargi Saha
Oh ice-cream, Oh ice-cream
You are made of ice
Oh ice-cream, Oh ice-cream
You are really nice.
Your name is vanilla,
Your name is strawberry
Your name is cream
of what we really dream.
Oh ice-cream, Oh ice-cream
you are very cold...
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Author : Antonovic, Aurora
Originally Published and ©Copyrighted by Adagio Verse Quarterly, April, 2004.
Interview with the poet Aurora Antonovic
Interview conducted by Lisa Shields,
Associate Editor, Adagio Verse Quarterly
Lisa: With online Poetry,...
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Author : Gargi Saha
Were I a tree, I would from the worldly
pleasures and treasures remain free,
I would be unmoved by the calamities
(rain, earthquake, flood) of life,
Providing fruit to the beggars or poor I
would their tears wipe.
I would prevent...
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Author : Minerva Bloom
What beauty it is
to be enraptured
by your cloud of wonders
to taste your fruits, your passions
like flammable surprises
in a progression of movement
flashing lights
hungry fires
colored smoke
in an unfolding ...
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Author : Gargi Saha
When I went to the market one morning,
I saw a fat man with a face very boring.
I saw many shops of toys,
But at glance I saw the shop filled with small boys.
I saw a shop of furniture-
Decorated with beautiful household miniature.
On...
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Author : Emily Bronte
If grief for grief can touch thee,
If answering woe for woe,
If any truth can melt thee
Come to me now!
I cannot be more lonely,
More drear I cannot be!
My worn heart beats so wildly
'Twill break for thee —
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Author : Aurora Antonovic
by Aurora Antonovic ~
Question: Ursula, on March 19, 2006, you were installed as Poet Laureate for Sunland-Tujunga, California for the two-year period of 2006-2008. You were editor of Poetic Voices, a top-notch, impressive online poetic...
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Author : Vivien Steels
Question: Please tell us a little about yourself.
Vivien: I am a former teacher/lecturer with a B. Ed (Hons) Degree in English Literature & Education (Subsidiary Subjects – Creative Writing & Art). I have written poetry since...
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Author : G. David Schwartz
Sorry I misunderstood
What you said was good
The instruments of training
Is not really emending
Not are they junk to sell
And everything people will
Or would buy...
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Author : Pauline Johnson
Measures of oil for others,
Oil and red wine,
Lips laugh and drink, but never
Are the lips mine.
Worlds at the...
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Author : William Bliss Carman
For R. H.
I walked upon the headland
With my friend one summer day,
When an unknown foreign schooner
Came stealing up the bay.
Her sails were light as moonshine...
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Author : Archibald Lampman
I
Here is a quiet place where one may dream
The hours away and be content. It shines
With...
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