The Echoes poetry competition to celebrate Write Out Loud's 20th anniversary is now open.  Judged by Neil Astley.

Competition closes in 58 days, 6 hours. Get details and Enter.

Popular last 30 days

poetry love death time Life Trump world silence war fascism

Popular last 12 months

love poetry Life Nature poem War death loss family poet

lamppost (Remove filter)

Recent Comments

Luke on Best foot forward
1 hour ago

Wordseffectbrew on piecemeal
1 hour ago

Wordseffectbrew on Presently Pheasantly
1 hour ago

Stephen Gospage on And If I Never Met You.
2 hours ago

Esme Watts on Unsure
3 hours ago

Rick Varden on Alexa and Siri
4 hours ago

Naomi on BLOOM
5 hours ago

Naomi on BLOOM
5 hours ago

Ray Miller on Best foot forward
5 hours ago

Ray Miller on Topography
5 hours ago

In golden light

The streets of the past have a golden hue

Known to only me and you

Forgoing the shy starlight

A golden youthful yellow delight

 

The nights were littered with gold

A yellow wind left to behold

Sunlight at night

What a golden honey sight

 

People, cars and dogs

Streaming through a yellow fog

Christmas fairs and hot chocolate

A warmth and love now forgot

 

...

Read and leave comments (0)

🌷(2)

lightgoldengoldnightChristmaswarmthlamppost

This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.

Find out more Hide this message