Poem
By William Shakespeare
You do look, my son, in a moved sort,
As if you were dismay'd: be cheerful, sir.
Our revels now are ended…
As if you were dismay'd: be cheerful, sir.
Our revels now are ended…
Category
Anxiety & Insecurity
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- PoemBy Meredith StrickerI was thinking of some of the messages Rilke will never receive: — dentist called abt your appt tomorrow…
- PoemBy H.D.Or is it a great tide that covers the rock-pool
so that it and the rock are indistinguishable
from the… - PoemTranslated By Daniel OwenWORKSHOP 5: MY CAPTIVE
its voice’s echo comes back to make a sound wall
of its voice
standing in a circle
in front of a globe full of time traps
fingers that clutch a rat - PoemWORKSHOP 5: TAWANAN AKU
gema suaranya kembali lagi membuat dinding bunyi
dari suaranya
berdiri melingkar
di depan bulatan penuh perangkap waktu
jari-jari yang menggenggam tikus - PoemBy Zach CzaiaOpen your mouth. Your tongue,
put it out. Let it wait.
Let it wait till it is
dry and cool. Let it wait… - PoemBy Sarah CarsonThe last man here wanted
what could not be taken: My girl, he'd say,
my baby. The narrow of his eyes… - PoemBy Adrian Matejkabecause of want & tumble?
Because of word crumbles in the kitchen’s halogen?
No. Separate bedrooms for… - PoemBy Nick FlynnSaint Augustine preached humility &
the need to simply be on the ground.
Do you wish to rise? he asked… - PoemBy Anastasia Taylor-Lindv.
Isn’t it dangerous to be a woman? Surrounded by men, questions
about risk-taking, parenting (I’m childless… - PoemBy Maggie QueeneyThe look I am hunting: the one
that through color and cut glares the starer into a skull or a skein
of… - PoemBy Maggie QueeneyA corruption of grammar—what knowledge
I have come by comes through the eyes To my hands—lightning runs… - PoemBy Liz HowardAmid moonscape railings
cognition drained its basinone brother was born
on land black from the mineall… - PoemBy Norman DubieIf only it were just a lousy herb
That issued feeble tendrils slowly, now and then
Relinquishing some … - PoemBy Saeed JonesThe end of the world was mistaken
for just another midday massacre
in America. Brain matter and broken… - PoemBy Remica Bingham-Rishera man is killed in Mobile, Alabama. It is 1981, nearest what some will call the last lynching in America…
- PoemBy William Hughes MearnsYesterday, upon the stair,
I met a man who wasn't there
He wasn't there again today
I wish, I wish he'd… - ArticleBy Peter O’Leary
One of the most famous poems in English, one of the first encounters readers have with modern poetry—and may have even invented modern poetry.
- PoemBy William OlsenMy father bought us this trip, he'd taken it, he wanted to give us an experience,
our eyes to see for… - PoemBy Toi DerricotteWhen relatives came from out of town,
we would drive down to Blackbottom,
drive slowly down the congested…