Sarah Gasson reads Lost glass slippers video poem from the recent Wild Women event Salon five

How often do people save an animal by adoping it from a shelter and then never give it any love? Probably too often. This extraordinary short poem by Timothy Richardson captures and illustrates,...

Once I saw you cry with all the wild strenght that your broken soul had. How your tears cried, stream of deep pain, sea that distress stiffles, How your such dark eyes gleamed, without any...

The Rhythm of Picking Sides
by MrDaMan
Virgil R. Hall II (Randy)

Circles of energy, electric anger in love…
The falling sky, ominous and foreboding presses gravity upon
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This is an excerpt from my 'Triptych: Mother-Lover-God' piece. All existential crises worth their salt happen in gardens. I'm not sure why, but they do. Of course the scene is from Mel Gibson's...

Beautiful but infamous poem by Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie), which was quoted from in the trial of Oscar Wilde.

Photos by me

We Are Made One with What We Touch and See
We are resolved into the supreme air,
We are made one with what we touch and see,
With our heart's blood...

audio visual poem iv made, let your imagination run wild with it.

http://www.george-sterling.org/

Soon shall the morning break
  To the wide, immortal blue.
Like a swan on a midnight lake