 Not all poems fall into one of our existing sections, and some refuse to be categorized at all. So we invented a category that's not a category, a place where we can put just about anything we want. So, grab a clean plate and get in line with all the other hungry visitors. We have a smorgasbord of delights we're sure you're going to appreciate. And, by all means, feel free to return to the buffet for seconds! There's always room for poetry... |
                
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| Poetry Buffet (31-60) | Author |
| Stone Garden Haiku | Ted Reynolds |
| This art form (poetry) reflects the beauty of another art form… | |
| Beauty | Ginger True |
| Our view of Life is often a reflection of our pains, and always a mirror of our past. | |
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Poetry Buffet Subcategories Menu
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 |
| Loss | Ladycat |
| The ultimate enigma in life - What does death really mean? | |
| Mother | Redcrow16 |
| Imagine learning at some point in life that a parent who has raised us isn't our "biological" parent at all. | |
| Winnie The Pooh | Joey |
| This poem, written by a ten-year old, expresses some very beautiful sentiments. | |
| Early Morning At The Rectory | Al Terego |
| We sometimes neglect to consider that our clergy are human beings, and that they, too, experience all of the emotions and passions as do lay-people. | |
| Unknowing | Poetic |
| This poet is lost in reverie - and takes the reader along for the dream... | |
| Lucidity | Shadow |
| The dreaded alarm clock - Is there any more dreaded enemy for your morning? | |
| Catfishing | Faye Jones |
| There is a specialness than man (and woman) have always found in the simple act of fishing. | |
| Champagne | Sue |
| Live is composed of event after event, many seemingly disjointed and unrelated. But there is always a commonality, and sometimes it's a very surprising one. | |
| Silence Of Immortality | Shane Downing |
| Some things are more than they may seem. | |
| So Excuse Me For Being Me | Meghan Mcguinness |
| This is one of the hard-to-classify poems that could go into almost any section. It's about love (unsuccessful, so sad), about life, and it sure has more than a share of humor. But it's mostly about a very important Truth. | |
| Mr. Rogers | Dustin Raymond |
| Memories and fantasies can lead us into very strange, unexpected regions of our minds. | |
| Saturday Morning Walk | Rachel Osborne |
| This is a very beautiful and moving poem about a unique place, in a unique time. And the memories evoked. | |
| The Heart Of A Nurse | Pauline Hamblin |
| A tribute to a very special, very giving group of people. | |
| White Tile Honeycombs | Rosemary Winters |
| Have you seen the movie "Titanic?" If you're willing to look, there are many stories of life and love to be found in the old and forgotten. | |
| Love And A Grape | Vinny |
| Metaphors often hold Truth, and that of course is their power. But, sometimes, the Truth is a particularly ironic one. | |
| Soaring Home | Veronica Ann Cech |
| The poet is a very special person, as this wonderful tribute will amply show. | |
| Louder | Michael Anderson |
| This poem poignantly describes the feeling of helplessness that overcomes us as we realize that disaster is imminent, and we can do absolutely nothing to prevent it... | |
| Silence | Angie Cooper |
| Death - and the wonderment of what it might be like - is a thought that certainly crosses the mind of every living mortal… | |
| Ancient Lobby Of Yesteryear | Rosemary Winters |
| Sometimes, when we're very lucky, we find a way to journey into the past. | |
| On Her Smiling Way | Mars |
| Description of the parting image of one who has left a trail of damage and destruction without realizing it. | |
| I Am | Je ' Free |
| This poem explores the spiritual search for peace and harmony. | |
| Underneath Me | Mark Madison |
| I have no idea where to put this poem. It's about life. But it's also about love. And it's also a little strange, and little funny. Guess that's why we have the Buffet? | |
| Never Again | Vinny |
| This is a true story. About two lives that stretched across years, yet were captured in moments. It's about love and about death. And, too, about beauty. | |
| If I Called You Now | Beth Rodgers |
| Sometimes a phone call can change our lives. But only if we have the courage to make it… | |
| Faceless | Michael Anderson |
| Life is often an uphill struggle that feels like it's on a steady decline. When it seems there is no progress, can be no progress, how does it make you feel? | |
| My Love For Animals | Katherine James |
| Looking for a friend? Maybe the best one you'll ever find has four legs, instead of two. | |
| Never…Never… | Julianne |
| The writing of words, and expressions of deep feelings, is a unique experience, with nothing else quite matching it. | |
| Derelict | Jeremy Addison |
| This is a fascinating excursion into sorrow and confusion. With, perhaps, just a tinge of anger… | |
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