The following body of work acts as my submission for VibeWire’s “August Anthology Theme: Why Do You Care?” But this isn’t about why I care. I’m not allowed to write or talk about that. It’s because she insists it’s...
Posts Tagged ‘ poetry ’
Alright Kiddies, Let’s Rap
Dominica Nicholls is a young writer heralding from Sydney, she recently won her first poetry slam with with this entry entitled 'Alright Kiddies, Let's Rap'.
Caravan Slam
Get your poetry out of the bedroom and onto the stage at Caravan Slam.
The Composition of the Independence of a Man
His own take on the need for freedom from societal expectations and beliefs is expressed by Richard Bell.
The Final Ultimatum
Richard Bell is very much against ultimatums and is master of his own fate.
Pant
Pant |pant| verb breathe with short, quick breaths, typically from exertion or excitement.
Forecast
Jessie Tu's poem curtails the experiences of a chronic insomniac. It describes the mind games which itch at the sufferer during the night as he waits for the day to begin.
Bad Day
Jerusha Mather lives in Epping. She is 16 years old, loves to write and would call herself a writer. She is a very passionate deep thinker which makes her poems so true. Her poem is called Bad Day and...
Iterative Infancy
Each and every one of us is essentially waiting for something very specific that is unique to our own life. However, perhaps it is possible that all of us are ultimately awaiting the exact same thing! Jonathan VeraKat explores...
The Night the World Broke Free
Esther Toomey writes about a darkened street, the injustices that happen there, and what it takes to become free.
