| Poetry Buffet (61-89) | Author |
| Nobody Loves Me | Blue |
| There are times when we all feel a bit like this… | |
| Ode To The Reaper | Jessica Stamps |
| We can't escape it, yet no one really understands it. | |
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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 |
| Southern Bell | Faye Jones |
| Are women from the South really a different breed? This light hearted poem will certainly make you wonder… | |
| Olives | Wendy Flora |
| This is a delightful poem, with a unique insight and a clever twist. An, no, it's not about olives… | |
| Procrastination | Kit McCallum |
| If patience is a virtue, shouldn't the same be true of procrastination? This delightful poem suggests otherwise. | |
| Haiku | Kimmie |
| Here are three examples of a classic, and very beautiful, form of poetry. | |
| Why My Child? | Designer |
| Faced with someone's attempted suicide, what arguments for living would you find? | |
| Don't Listen To Me | Stéphanie Lafleur |
| How do you give advice to a friend that you've been unable to heed yourself? | |
| Sometimes The Wounded | Miss Abagail Mannering |
| This is a beautiful poem about a long-ago time, and Truth that is as alive today as it was then. | |
| The Sins Of The Fathers | Judith Stafford |
| Ireland has a long history, and not all of it is about shamrocks and lucky leprechauns. | |
| Let Me | Free Once More |
| These cries are ones we have all made at one time or another. Cries to be free from restrictions, cries to be ourselves. | |
| What Sign Am I? | James Mcfadden |
| Is astrology art or science? And, if we knew, would be better know ourselves? | |
| Witch Hunt | Alastair Adamson |
| This imaginative poet rolls back the clock three centuries to look at a political event still shaping history today. | |
| Gossamer Flight | Corky Ferguson |
| For a child, magic is very real. And aren't we all, in the end, still children? | |
| A Fleeting Moment | Cheryl D'Aprix |
| Only a gifted poet could turn a bad case of cabin fever into a delightful poem of freedom and beauty. | |
| Speaking In (afterthought) | Mark Fowler |
| Poetry is often about experimentation, finding new forms to unearth Truth. Join this poet in a dialog between Artist and Fanatic, as each speaks - and doesn't speak - their thoughts. | |
| A Prayer For Eire. | Lisa Teller |
| This poem is about a country torn by war, but more than that, it's about a hope and a dream for peace. | |
| Shine On | Angela K. Dyson |
| This poem is about celebrities and the impact they have on our lives. But, maybe, it's really more about us… | |
| The Pencil | Philip Zemler |
| Things are not always as they seem, especially for a gifted poet whose sight in undiminished by the mundane. | |
| Why | Lloyd Klumpp |
| Why do poets write? Why, indeed? | |
| Fantasy | Fox |
| Everyone does it, and everyone does it differently. And, yet, it's really all the same… | |
| Serenades | Nancy Ness |
| Do you listen to the birds? Perhaps you should listen a little more closely… | |
| Quilts | Faye Jones |
| The making of Quilts is more than a craft. It's often an act of Love. | |
| Disguise | Edilberto González-Trejos |
| People are not always what they seem, and the pain they cause to others can be small beside what they cause to themselves. | |
| The Token | Edilberto González-Trejos |
| A look at life, love, and sex - from the Cosmic View. | |
| Truth is Rarely Pure and Never Simple | KJ |
| All poems are about Truth, but this one doesn't beat around the bush. Or, uh, does it? | |
| The Morning After | Lilly |
| The author, when submitting her poem, suggested a new category called Dark Poetry. When you read this, you'll understand why. | |
| Dark Times | Rosemary J. Gwaltney |
| When a loved one is forcibly taken from us, a talented poet will often see things differently than might the ordinary woman. | |
| The Ocean | Michael Anderson |
| What does a "virgin white rose" have to do with the somber beauty of the ocean? | |
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