Category Archives: Poem

Reawakening

The author has been active in poetry outside of the blog, preparing a new ebook and promoting their printed book. After intending to restart the blog in September, a message from a former student inspired them to begin today. They find value in a simple thank you and will be updating the blog soon.

Meaningless

The author reflects on overcoming writer’s block after a long hiatus. Despite life’s challenges, finding inspiration seems elusive. However, expressing the struggle of having nothing to write about becomes the catalyst for creativity. The post invites viewers to watch a poetry recital and engage with the content. It also promotes the author’s poetry book.

Delirium

The author reflects on falling ill with a fever and its impact on their writing. Despite the setback, they share a poem, “Delirium,” and promote their debut poetry book “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought.”

…And If I Were to Die Today

Dr. Saniya Mezhar Khan, also known as Bunny, tragically passed away in a fire. The poetry community on Instagram is organizing tributes and raising funds to publish a book of her work. Donations over $50 secure a copy of the book. A poetry prompt is live on Instagram with the chance to win a copy of the book.

The Kiss

The author finds writing prompts inspiring and recently wrote a situational poem based on the prompt “sharp” by whimsygizmo on dVerse.
His poetry collection “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought” is available for purchase. ISBN-13: 978-9918007356.

Back Down to Earth

The author finds writing prompts inspiring and recently wrote a situational poem based on the prompt “sharp” by whimsygizmo on dVerse.
His poetry collection “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought” is available for purchase. ISBN-13: 978-9918007356.

Everything is Virtually Unreal

In a world of fake news and digital manipulation, our perception of reality is at stake. As technology blurs the line between the real and the virtual, our trust in what we see and hear is eroding, and the impact on humanity remains uncertain.

Do you have the time

To talk about time? James Kirk insists that Space is the “Final Frontier” but I tend to disagree. We are managing to send rudimentary space craft into space, manoeuvre them somewhat awkwardly and sometimes even manage to get them to land where we want to. Time is proving to be a different conundrum. We assumeContinue reading “Do you have the time”