| Poetry Buffet (1-30) | Author |
| Canada | Munda |
| Home isn't always where we were born. Sometimes, it's a part of our heart. | |
| My Eulogy | justageorgiaguy |
| Have you ever wondered if you were gone, what would be said about you? | |
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Christian Poetry
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, this section presents poetry dealing with Christianity, Faith, and Spiritual growth..
Humorous and Funny Poems
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, you will find poems in here that will make you smile, giggle, and even laugh out loud.
Narrative Poems That Tell A Story
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, this section contains narrative poetry that uses fictional story techniques to reveal a Truth about our world.
Poetry About Beauty and Nature
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, this section presents poetry dealing with Beauty.
Special Occasion and Holiday Poems
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, containing poems for graduations, weddings, Christmas, and those other special days.
Short Fiction
A subcategory of the Poetry Buffet, these short stories represent the beauty and feelings of great poetry - but without the poetry.
Poetry About Poetry
Writers are sometimes admonished to write about what they know best - and that can often result in beautiful poetry and prose about this thing we call poetry. Who else, after all, can better explore the depths of the poet's soul?
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| Poetry Buffet continued | Author |
| I Am | JP |
| Human existence is both dichotomy and paradox. And, perhaps, therein lies its power. | |
| Word Power | Jester59701 |
| A poet reveals his romance with words, exploring the power they have to change our lives. | |
| The Best Poem You Ever Read | wayoutwalt |
| What is the best poem you have ever read? | |
| Absolute Ruler | Joel the wolf |
| Personification is a common poetic tool. Do you recognize the Ruler within this poem? | |
| Tender Render | Marge Tindal |
| Poetic inspiration is found in a myriad of events and people. Even, it seems, in other poetry. | |
| Macbeth | Master |
| Shakespeare never wrote a soliloquy for Macbeth to speak immediately after killing Duncan. But that doesn't mean one doesn't exist. | |
| The Temptress | Elizabeth |
| We very often hear stories about men who use women and set them aside. But men aren't the only culprits. | |
| God's Gift And A Fool | John LeClare |
| Drive with care, someone else's life may depend upon it! | |
| Winter Daemons | Old Millot |
| There is power in words, and beauty in the reflection of ourselves to be found in a midnight sky. | |
| I First Met Death | Thomas |
| All living creatures have one thing in common - someday, we will no longer be living creatures. | |
| Inhalation | Indronil B |
| Words, gentle and soft, are not always as they seem. Read the poem first, then the author's description, to see of which I speak. | |
| Have You Seen A Fairy? | Arugula Grub |
| Fantasy is the fabric of the mind. And, perhaps, of life. | |
| Picnic | Todd-Michael St. Pierre |
| I dare you to recite this one ten time fast. Okay, how about once real slow? | |
| Almost Asleep | Brendan Hunt |
| There is a moment we all face each day, when the impossible can briefly become reality. | |
| Dibbuk | Celia Moodie |
| Do dream presage reality? Even the very strange ones? | |
| Road Kill | Carey Lenehan |
| Like a ribbon of black death, our roads wend through the habitats of animals the world over. | |
| Palm Tree Perspective | Rosemary Winters |
| A symbolic look at the inner feeling of people | |
| So Much More Than A Rose | Roche |
| Everything that happens to us is ultimately the result of our own choices. Which rose would you choose? | |
| Feelings So True | Mindy Carpenter |
| Every poet is influenced by others, some much more so than most. | |
| Reflection (a Paradelle) | Nancy Ness |
| Reflections combine with repetition to describe beauty and enlightenment. | |
| Disguises | Kevin |
| Things aren't always what they seem… | |
| 1998 - My Year In Haiku | Geoff Sanderson |
| Can one year in the life of a writer be digested into so few words? | |
| Silently Stealing Away | Mike Van Rensselaer |
| At times, the company we seek can best be found in poetry. | |
| Whispers | Tim Chambers |
| What do we want? Are we sure? What do we see? Is it there? What do we feel? Do we know? Only time and life will tell. | |
| Civil War Memories | Miss Abagail Mannering |
| The poignant history of our great country comes to life through the words of this wonderful poet. | |
| Shadowed Eyes | Sweet Madness |
| The arts are surely intertwined, and this poetic artist combines verbal skill with the visual talents of a painter. | |
| Searching | Rick Thompson |
| We all search for meaning. And, often, for much more as well. | |
| Nuclear Haiku | Ted Reynolds |
| The days of large-scale nuclear testing are past. But the fears are remembered. | |
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