Remarkably Indecent
This poem takes inspiration from the portrayal of character in the testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson before the January 6th Committee, and asks the …
A Losing Battle
This poem describes the losing battle against disorder that we all fight when trying to keep a home.
Dystopia Today
This poem is an initial response to the decision of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade.
Wishful Thinking
This Pride Month poem contrasts the degree of tolerance and recognition of equality in the world of our wishful thinking versus that, in the world we …
Shares
This poem treats our shares online as if they were shares in the stock market and contemplates what bad people might do with them.
Noise
This poem records the conflicted emotions of anyone who attempts to work at home in the midst of family and noise. By Andrea LeDew.
Scores
A poem inspired by President Biden's speech in response to the school shooting in Uvalde TX, in which he decried the scores of child victims to mass …
Porch Swing
This poem recounts a life-long love while swinging on a porch swing.
Lovely: A Mother’s Blessing
This poem is a mother's blessing as her child embarks upon a journey into the wider world to seek self-fulfillment, work, and happiness.
Litmus Test
This poem questions the wisdom of allowing a single test to divide us into opposing camps of red and blue.
Transplant
This is a poem about change when change is needed and one of the best changes is a change in location, or transplant.
Sovereign
A poem about the intrusion of one sovereign state upon the territory of another, and about how the peace of our world is built upon this fragile …
Control
This poem deals with China's recent efforts to control the slippery coronavirus in its latest iteration, through lockdowns and quarantines.
Summer Playground
This poem laments the destruction of Mariupol, in Ukraine, and fears the worst for the rest of the country.
Grateful
In this poem about Ukraine's predicament, a leader challenges the insinuations of well-meaning do-gooders that he should be grateful, even though the …
Birdsong
This poem describes the phenomenon of sleeplessness and worry in the dark hours before the birds begin to sing.
In Kind
This is a circle of life poem, in which a baby plays the usher at a funeral, and takes the dearly departed's place among the living.
Remember
This poem derives from the virtual speech given today, March 16, 2022, before the US Congress, by Ukraine’s President Zalenskyy. As of the time …
Our Selves
This poem considers the dichotomy of mind and body and how essential each is to our connection with others.
Conceivably
This poem describes the all-too-human urge to leave it all behind, even when we know that what we've got is pretty special.