Ripe Leaves by Howard Stein
“Ripeness is all.” King Lear. William Shakespeare. Tough lives, tougher hides,Texture of perseverance –Scrub oak leaves,Mature by late spring,Await a...
Poetry
A Plea for Peace by S. A. Yitta
Of all men can count of bliss, peace is peak without superior. Of all men could live without, air devoid...
Differently- About Spirituality and Poetry by Rozalia Aleksandrova
The Poet lives in the moment of creation. It's more than a smile and a hug. He opens the heavenly...
Waves by Aziza Dahdouh
When i asked the waves Since when have you started visiting the shore The tide whispered Count... Count the grains of...
Sea of Trees by Gregory Richard Barden
jade canopy waving while it whispers the lush secret, compelled delicious word of myriad words casting shadowed merriment at a...
You Are Not Alone, Act One, Spring by Jill Sharon Kimmelman
In a large house with hidden closets aplenty where my precious children once played you could enjoy hide and peek...
Beautiful Things are never Perfect by Mannit Mann
Beauty is not bound in the clutches of perfection. Let it flow seamlessly like a river. Let it radiate its...
The Mirror by Eva Stamatopoulou
A mirror which is cracking. It is cracking slowly, quietly, lonely into loneliness The crack begins at one edge, but...
The Seed by Tareq Samin
“They Tried to Bury Us, They Didn’t Know We Were Seeds” - Mexican Proverb. Hello seed, how long do you...
Metamorphosis by Monalisa Parida
There was a girl Who lived in a querencia A secret garden, Where love, light surrounds. Enchantress soul uses passionate...
Children and Small Fish by Jonathan Rizzo
I like fairy tales. But not those with Princes and Princesses, royal weddings and royal babies attached, that I don't...
Two Short Poems by Howard F. Stein
Difference, a Riddle for the Age of COVID-19 What is the difference Between A visiting nurse And...
Disappear, korona by Ljubica Katic
Desolate cities looking like ghosts, Victims are still dropping dead in their tracks From this ferocious plague going around the...
NYS DEP Celebrates Winners of 2021 Student Art, Poetry Contest
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has celebrated the winners of this year's Art and Poetry Contest....
Literary Corner: Nigeria and the Literary World of Denja Abdullahi
Enjoy the 53rd episode of Parrot Literary Corner with Denja Abdullahi from Nigeria https://youtu.be/XDVVUXsqAEw Parrot Literary Corner is the only...
Parrot Literary Corner with Antonia Petrone
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Parrot Literary Corner with Joshua Corwin
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Today’s Episode of Parrot Literary Corner with Rick Christiansen
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Parrot Literary Corner with Marc Olmsted — The Legacy of Allen Ginsberg
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Clean by Bernard Haske
LIVE! from New York, deliver the 5 lb. human for the ritual neck snap, ...
The Trigger and the Trauma By S.A. Yitta
In the silence of this sunny street, fleet of feetshuffle in bigger fear that the trigger lets loosea ball via...
The Trigger and the Trauma by S. A. Yitta
In the silence of this sunny street, fleet of feetshuffle in bigger fear that the trigger lets loosea ball via...
New York Parrot Literary Corner TV Show!
The New York Parrot Literary Corner hosts live interviews through Zoom with poets and writers globally. We make these interviews...
the whorehouse of anxiety by Dustin Pickering
when you dream leave the bottomless a cup of ancient wine spilt over the highway a libation to the lunacy...
A Village Girl and Her Family by Monalisa Parida
Some loved her for veracity, Some hated her for her candour. Neither a poet, nor a writer She is just...
Rest Easy Good Citizens by Andre de Korvin
This is not a callto revolution,not a callto take up arms.It's the man who watchesboats drift on the riverall day...
Seizure of the Tempo by Sushant Thapa
I wrote about the falling rain Somebody said I have seized the tempo I wrote about the tree and...
Too Much of Chaos by S. A. Yitta
The poem revolves around current security lapse in Nigeria and its devastating impact on people and property. This chaos gnawing at...
Child and Women Abuse by Ngozi Olivia Osuoha
Children are gifts, special gifts They bear talents and dreams Lineages hook and line along them Posterity anchors on them....
OtherWise, or, Inclusive Terminology by James B. Nicola
An erstwhile “colored person” explains whymore recent labels do not satisfy Please don’t call me Of Color, which is assonant...
Dr. Tom by Elina Petrova
Skype session was short. They brought two truckloads of villagers wounded in a tanker explosion. “More amputations tonight.” Tom takes...
When wingless angel dies by Amb. Dr. Ljubomir Mihajlovski
Dedicated to Koffi Anan’s soul When someone dies, the body goes but the soul stays. Death only shows faces glowing...
Cityscape Silhouettes by Gopal Lahiri
The sinful playacting of the leaders insists on crowing over empty victories, and words without being versed are cremated on...
Two Dangerous Children by Wansoo Kim
One child who likes The game of missiles and nuclear tests And the other child who takes pride in The...
The Poetic Burden by Sushant Thapa
With a soothing flow; And an imaginative glow A poem comes in between words and is Always a delight to...
Politics: The Sound of Silence by Wansoo Kim
Whenever he opens his mouth, He raises his vocal cords as much as possible Saying he is smarter, He has...
My Home by Gita Viswanath
Secrets stashed away in the folds of the clothes Like pieces of jewellery to escape a thief’s eye Vows imprinted...
Destruction of the Media Empire by Dustin Pickering
SATIRICAL LINES IN IMITATION OF Destruction of the Bastille BY COLERIDGE I. As we listen to the talking heads...
Politics: Sorry, Politics by Wansoo Kim
Whenever I thought of you, Anger welled up And I wanted to grab you by the collar And beat you...
A Repeal Petition by Kashiana Singh
Repeal nepotism Repeal intolerance Repeal reputations Repeal contradictions Repeal overrated debates Repeal credibility of greed Repeal self-indulgent bravado Repeal cheerleading for...
Who said Corona? by Tali Cohen Shabtai
Don’t get upset because I loved Our gone babies . At the end of time and the universe my dream...
Politics: I’ll Kneel by Wansoo Kim
From now on, However hard and painful I am, I won’t draw the rainbow about you Nor will I raise...
The Awakening by Mitali Chakravarty
Why did the Nile dweller, Bastet* the beautiful, metamorphose from a Lioness to a cat Two thousand years, Bastet turned...
Blackness is Royalty by Britney Russell
The sun kissed my skin, Thank God for my beautiful melanin. Whether chestnut, almond or chocolate Black girls are winning....
#Beirut’s Smoke-Life# by Sudipta Maity
The day of the explosion He faces the challenge of existence A quarter of homeless children. ...
“The Woods beyond my window” by Dr. Chayanika Saikia
The woods beyond my window are silently watching me. Tall, old trees, wearing a wise-look, are keeping an account of...
A Renaissance Poet in the 21st Century?
He talks of love and religion and writes poetry that is often critiqued by some as similar to verses from...
New York by Pavol Janik
In a horizontal mirror of the straightened bay the points of an angular city stabbing directly into the starry sky....
Poetry | We All Can’t Breathe
(First published by Borderlessjournal.com) I've toured the whole protests; All enjoined but one detest: You cannot campaign for best and...
