How to Murder a Poet.
Sometimes, a poet chokes on her own words
She swallows vowels and consonants
So hard, they cut her throat until she bleeds
Sharp splinters of her life take over
And render her to her knees
Swallowed by shadows of what might have been
She fades into bittersweet memory
The future fails to exist
As she exits through what could have been
O...
Saturday 31st January 2026 11:00 pm
Also by Clare:
Poets Unite! | The Little Blue Chair. |January 31: Inspire Your Heart with Art Day
Most Beautiful
In praise of belle arti: to delight
in David and the Gates of Paradise,
and La Giocónda. Fine pastels ignite
the passions: Fields of lavender entice
the jaded wanderer, Provénce astir
amidst the olive greens and burgundies.
Behold the dulcet strains of overture
and aria, from Carmen, if it please
the mood, or La Boheme or Figaro.
For rest...
Saturday 31st January 2026 2:23 pm
Also by Paul Buchheit:
January 30: Escape Day | January 29: Curmudgeon Day | January 28: Community Engagement Day | January 27: Holocaust Remembrance Day | January 26: National Spouse Day | January 25: Observe the Weather Day | January 24: International Education Day | January 23: National King Day | January 22: Celebration of Life Day | January 20: Day of Acceptance | January 19: Good Memory Day | January 18: Thesaurus Day | January 17: International Day of Judgment | January 16: Religious Freedom Day | January 15: Dr. King’s Birthday | January 14: Logic Day, Feast of the Ass | January 13: Dream Come True Day | January 12: Feast of Fabulous Wild Men | January 11: International Parity at Work | January 10: Peculiar People Day | January 9: Play God Day | January 8: JoyGerm Day | January 7: Not Going To Take It Day | January 6: Three Kings Day | January 5: National Bird Day | January 4: Can Do Day | January 3: Memento Mori (Remember There Is Death) | January 2: Motivation and Inspiration | January 1: Ring a Bell Day |Suay, Alba and Nola
My lovely 2 Granddaughters came home with me.
My cute kitten Suay, they both wanted to see.
But Suay gets nervous when she sees new faces.
She runs off and hides away in obscure places!
So, we searched for her in every room to no avail.
But then I saw a glimpse of her stripey tabby tail.
She was tucked in between my bed and the wall.
Suay never once looked up to respon...
Saturday 31st January 2026 11:45 am
Also by Mike Bartram:
PM's Question Time | Cardinal Godfrey To Telegraph House (One Long Ago May) | Nearer My God To Thee ( 8 Heroes) |Alive
You brought me to life
Opened my heart made me whole
You brought me to life
Awakened my dormant soul
Now I am alive
I was merely just existing
Now I am alive
Another dreary sombre day
Twenty four hours of gloom I say
The weeks fly on by so fast
Months turn into years aghast
Time it refuses to stand still
All I can do is take my fill
On the horizon a glimmer of hope
A chance of salv...
Saturday 31st January 2026 8:51 am
Also by Tom Doolan:
No Destination | Heavenly Sky | Storm In My Heart ❤️ | No Tomorrow | Goodbye American Dream 🇺🇸 | David Bowie - 10 Years Gone | Pickleball & Me |The Enigma of Amateur Dramatics
The Enigma of Amateur Dramatics.
Moved to a village with a history of Amateur Dramatics.
Established over fifty years ago.What a great idea!
Welcomed with wry smiles, joining seemed the right choice.
Reasonably talented with a background in singing
And acting. Regardless of my abilities,the directors decided,
The bottom rung was the designated starting point.
From t...
Saturday 31st January 2026 12:54 am
HANA REINER, WHO WERE YOU? (A poem for Holocaust Memorial Day)
(I missed posting on International Holocaust Memorial Day on 27th as I was away on holiday. This is a belated re-post. Hana Reiner is a name painted on a small suitcase exhibited at the Auschwitz Museum; one of thousands).
Hana Reiner, who were you?
Russian, Czech or Polish Jew?
Did promises of better lives
Become no more than cattle drives?
Did you mother bring you there?
...Friday 30th January 2026 10:57 pm
Also by John Coopey:
TACO TUESDAY | WHAT’S THAT CRAZY CNUT FIRED OFF TODAY? | HEY JUDE | EXTRA TIME BLUES | YOU'RE THE TORIES IN DISGUISE | "I COME FROM THE BACK OF BEYOND" | I LOOKED A TWAT | THE HEXHAM RIOT | RENEWING OUR WEDDING VOWS | GANSEY | THE MASTER |Beliefs
Beliefs are life's recipes
Taking the ingredients we are born into
Putting them together to make a tasty dish
Using them to nourish and to satisfy
Our hearty appetites
Beliefs are life's narratives
Taking all the 'once upon a times'
Fitting them together as best we can
Trying anything and everything to create
Our happy ever afters
Beliefs are life's currency
They're like money in th...
Friday 30th January 2026 9:10 pm
Also by Hazel ettridge:
Background II | Background | Please, don't give him your attention | The Slush Pile | Scratch | Getting On | Compost |I ♥️ Poetry.
Poetry describes the romance between heart and soul
Narrates the convergence of thought and deed.
Disregards then rewrites weakness into strength,
Balances hope and desire with want and need.
Poetry is a metaphor, a simile, which may
Either by abstract rhyme, prose, or free verse
Relate to all and every person’s experience.
From their birth to death, from a cradle to a he...
Friday 30th January 2026 5:23 pm
Also by JD Russell:
Dark Clouds | Take Air |SONG FOR JAMES
SONG FOR JAMES
James is amazing -
he is my brother -
when we were blazing -
we stole off our mother -
names are for crazing -
engage with the other -
when we were younger -
love was the answer -
Games are for lazing -
saith the author -
when we grow up
we’ll each be a soldier -
dames are for sharing
with one another -
those who mu...
Friday 30th January 2026 1:42 pm
Also by JOHN F B TUCKER:
SYSTEMS | LONDON FLASHBACK | AURORA FLOREALIS | FRAGMENTS OF OPACITY | THAT BLACK NATURAL E | HUNGER | SKUNKFOOT | THE WARNING | THE GREATEST SIN | FOUR POEMS FROM LE POET DE SEPT ANS |The Erudite Swan
The serious swan is a studious bird
who thrives on the works of the Bard.
They flock at the spot where his plays can be heard
on the Avon by his old backyard.
Unflappable birds floating calm and serene
on the banks where his theatre stands,
and players perform all his classical scenes
with panache, as his writing demands.
His words have not changed in the years th...
Friday 30th January 2026 1:19 pm
Also by Trevor Alexander:
Obsession | A Timely Tinkle | Winter’s Bite | Now That You’re Gone | Sausage | My Resolution |The Joys and Dangers of tech
Sitting with a group of friends this week I found myself involved in a discussion about the benefits and perils of AI – the dangers of over reliance on the one hand or, on the other, the competing perils of being left behind, less able to cope without the dominant technology. The threats to jobs and livelihoods and the potential for improved medical care, speedier responses.
Technology always s...
Friday 30th January 2026 1:00 pm
Also by Tony Earnshaw:
The Joys and Dangers of tech | Certainties | The Bright Side | The Bright side |Expectations
All you can do is try your best,
No matter what is said by the rest.
No matter what it is that they expect
Remember that you are not perfect.
So try and try and you'll succeed.
You'll meet your goals and your needs.
So do not worry and don't be a fretter,
And soon you'll find that you'll get better.
So don't give up and you'll improve,
And the wheels of your life will surely move.
No...
Friday 30th January 2026 10:25 am
Also by Stuart Vanner:
Remembering Them | New Year 2026 |Do we sing?
Do we sing
when the birds call out
at the break of day
In answer to their call?
Are we in their sway?
Or are we deaf to nature's song?
Caught between screen and scream?
Nightmare and dream?
Do we hide away
In our digital universe?
Afraid to look up?
Entranced by the feeds
Our thoughts all dried up
...Friday 30th January 2026 9:10 am
Also by Jon63:
Memory Ripples | Imaginary imaginings | Done, undone |A Slightly Topical Conversation
Oh hello
Not seen you for a while
He said with a smile
No, yes I've been giving you the slip
And now I'm off on another trip
Anywhere nice?
Back to the alps and all that ice?
Although saying that
It's probably colder here
this time of year
Switzerland actually
Oh that's good, all that snow and apres ski
Although it's realy not for me
Especialy now
As it...
Thursday 29th January 2026 7:20 pm
Also by a r layfield:
Flat battery | The tin of paint (mixed) | Not done this before | Dilemma | If it Happens to Men (as it does to women) | My wife took a different path. See below why | That sinking feeling | Nothing special until its gone. | Mid life crisis at 66 | Hide entries | Add Entry |Limerick [A Little Something for the Weekend, Nigel?]
Their sex – life, of late, has been flagging,
Reform’s flaccid flagpoles are sagging:
wind-blown rags line their streets,
whilst ‘bout litter, Gammon bleats,
but they’re saddos, and their thing’s flag – shagging.
Le Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh,
Dé Céadaoin, an naoú lá is fiche, mhí Eanáir,
An Bhliain Dhá Mhíle is Fiche a sé...
Thursday 29th January 2026 2:31 pm
Also by Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh:
Limerick [Cunning Stunts] | Haiku for 2026 [No. 4. One Out-All Out, 20th January!] | Haiku for 2026 [ No. 3. Heeere’s Nigel!] | Haiku for 2026 [No. 2. Her Neighbor Is My Neighbour] | Limerick [Invitation to the Dance] | Haiku for 2026 [no. 1. Neujahrskonzert] | Comhaireamh Síos go Dtí an Bhliain Nua |Church Rules
The first stories I remember
were told on a carpet that smelled like glue and crayons.
We sat cross legged in a circle
while someone held up pictures of sheep
and a man who always found the lost ones.
They said God loved us like that.
Individually.
On purpose.
I liked those stories.
They ended with being found.
I learned prayers before bedtime.
Simple ones.
Thank you for today.
...
Thursday 29th January 2026 1:06 pm
Also by Taylor Craft:
Inheritance |Enough, Always
Love yourself in the mirror’s glow,
In highs you soar and lows you know.
Not for perfection, smooth or bright,
But for your heart that keeps its light.
Through every scar and every doubt,
You are enough — without, throughout!
Thursday 29th January 2026 12:27 pm
Also by Aisha Suleman:
Be Unbound | Trust Your Fire | A Simple Thanks (Bus And Train Drivers) | Just As You Are | Everyone Belongs | Together In Our Differences | The Beauty Of Neurodiversity | Your Best Is Enough | New Beginnings |The Idealist
don’t call me
a martyr
I work off
the clock
not that
holy
I fight myself
to a draw
and if I could just
forget
close my eyes
to the rest
I wouldn’t get
so upset
I might
even relax
tried
meditation
couldn’t get
there
too much
information
the evil
is real
stuck
in thi...
Thursday 29th January 2026 11:34 am
Also by Robert C Gaulke:
My Anemoia | Getting & Forgetting | Yet/Yeti | School of Life Detention | Let’s Raise Prices | Maybes | Suburban | American Tourister | Levels | What an ugly little man | All my hard “R”’s |"To the person sitting in darkness" (Two Americas)
Tiny flames burning blue in cold night air,
their diamond halo steadfast against eternity,
they defy the brooding black...
they are reminders of life we see everywhere,
humility facing swagger, peace against hostility,
the ones who hold the darkness back.
Thursday 29th January 2026 9:16 am
Also by David RL Moore:
The Fox | Antwerpen | These Days | Lennonistic Metamorphopsia |The Broken Unseen
In halls of chalk and whispered dreams,
A colleague stands, steadfast and true,
With heart of gold and endless schemes,
Yet shadows claim the light from view.
She grades the papers late at night,
Prepares the lessons, sharp and keen,
But when the bells for fun take flight,
Her name's erased from every scene.
Picnics, parties, staff retreats,
They swirl in laughter, bright and gay,
Wh...
Thursday 29th January 2026 8:49 am
Travel Agency
I see the butterfly gamboling about
in the wind. It shimmers in the sun.
Maybe it’s making notes
of interesting places to alight.
Watching it, I would agree with the itinerary
its wings suggest in the garden they esteem.
Thursday 29th January 2026 1:15 am
Also by Mike McPeek:
Beautiful Boxes | At Half Moon Bay Nursery | The Truth About Poetry | Master and Commander | Easy Target |You Say You Want Peace
You say you want peace,
So silence your guns,
Roll back your tanks;
Don’t drop your bombs
Or send off drones.
Don’t mock the blood
Of the fallen,
Their savaged skulls
And shattered bones.
You say you want peace,
So unclench your fist.
You need to show
A little love,
And to be kind
And not to maim,
Destroy or kill.
But, sad to say,
I doubt you...
Wednesday 28th January 2026 8:49 am
Also by Stephen Gospage:
New World Order | Whisper from Ukraine | Crying for America | Compass |Where the Willow Hid a Gentle Heart
Poor little lady so thin and weak
By hard times, her home grew bleak.
With empty hands and hungry days,
She chased a tale of gold-filled ways.
They said a dungeon rests afar,
With chests of gold and gems that shine.
Only a kind and steady heart
Could reach the end and cross the line.
So off she went with careful feet,
A small brown bag, two loaves to eat.
No...
Wednesday 28th January 2026 3:39 am
Also by Persephone:
Until I Do (I Never Understood My Mother) | I Never Understood My Mother | Everything You Do, Mom! |Redundant Love Poems
Tywyn poet, Tony Stringfellow, has published his love life in poetry, ‘Redundant Love Poems’ is a collection of love poems written over his life time to the loves of his life.
“Four weddings and decree absolutes, and a lot of love affairs in between...
This collection is the story of my love life in poetry, my linguistic journey with the women I have loved in my time, and truthfully, I ...
Tuesday 27th January 2026 2:50 pm
RAINBOWS of the NIGHT
When sadnesses besiege me,
at the dying of the light,
starlight illuminates
the end of days,
then star-crossed lovers
just quietly drift away.
We sigh silently, out of sight
of mirrors, water, eyes, light,
and find, momentarily,
mankind loses her disguise
out of sight, out of mind.
We spin and ...
Monday 26th January 2026 9:54 pm
Also by John E Marks:
BREAKING THE BOUNDS | PROSE POETRY | RUINED LIVES | Poetry is.... | Remembering Bowie | One April morning | LAST MAN ALIVE |War
It comes and fades
But never really goes away,
It taps and tip-toes
And weighs heavy on the heart,
Never tending to break apart.
The men at the table
State that it's highly crucial
To stay brisk and not vary
From the agreed decision.
The agreed decision
Seems purely arbitrary;
Humanity turns visibly frail
As the men at the table
Unanimously agree upon
Something stained
Is ...
Monday 26th January 2026 3:20 pm
Also by Manish:
A Silent Keeper | Pit-a-pat | Rule of Thirds |Today
Today the dragons and the demons
Have all gone away
Maybe the imps and the sprites hide
Around the corner waiting to trip me up
But that is tomorrow
Today I am hiding my connection
To those others that plague the past
The dislocation of who and what and where I am
Today I am not a flea on the arse end of reality
The pre-occupation of the mass pre-conception
Of the ...
Monday 26th January 2026 10:03 am
Also by Martin Elder:
Tell him I am sorry |The Big Man
From the land to the sea,
There are stretches of olive trees growing from cinders
And a watch of nightingales humming Persian poetry,
Drifting skyward, looking for the big man who would perhaps lend an ear.
Atop the clouds, there's an Epicurean paradox
Instead of the big man.
Head cradled in his hands, he witnesses pirates from plundered docks
Ravage his gold-stricke...
Monday 26th January 2026 8:01 am
Also by Shifa Maqba:
Potential |Stillness Knows
Stillness Knows
Stillness is not empty.
It is the space where my body exhales
before my mind explains.
Calm is not the absence of movement.
It is the moment I stop forcing
what was never meant to rush.
My nervous system speaks quietly.
Not in panic.
Not in urgency.
But in signals I used to ignore
because I was taught to push through.
Now I listen.
To the slowing of my breath.
...
Sunday 25th January 2026 5:51 pm
Fullstop
I read a message from a stranger
who described my work has warmth
and appealed to flag it for recognition.
I was greatly moved by the goodwill expressed therein
It was followed by an exchange of thoughts,
heartwarming sharing and concerns ensued
which seemed to be real on both of the sides.
It made me glad, a grace of the Almighty
showered through an angellike person
w...
Sunday 25th January 2026 5:02 pm
First Draught
Dreams cannot congregate;
each to it's misty field
lain in a wash of dew.
As champions stumble into defeat
and emperors find occasion to bow
it's understandable to clutch at any
hope, vision or glowing augury
but dreams don't explain themselves
nor come to wooden agreements.
A metaphor of a metaphor
resisting translation
honest interpreters
shall joyfully concede
basking in ...
Sunday 25th January 2026 11:35 am
Also by Adam Whitworth:
One Crumb | Death And The Klingon | the day nothing happens |The battle must be fought alone.
Even as a stranger star,
finding the path took no time,
When the journey from brutality to humanity began,
When narrowness gave way and the soul began to broaden,
When darkness exhausted itself and the dawn started to break,
When solitude was abandoned to join the collective,
Even then, the battle must be fought alone.
Forgetting the scent of the moist earth,
artificial ...
Saturday 24th January 2026 8:43 am
Also by J K Bahlull:
I Didn’t Tell Anyone… | The moored boat | The Final Curtain |Wonders of life
Today, I may cry
Yesterday was painful.
But tomorrow I smile.
Last week, I laughed.
Next week I may fight.
The wonders of emotions..
Circulating, entangled, and releasing.
And in that release
Comfort is found.❤️🩹
Saturday 24th January 2026 12:20 am
The Little Ice Cream and Chocolate Cake
On the train that early morning,
while my tears were falling,
a little girl with the softest smile I still remember,
her eyes met mine in the mirror.
That little girl
I locked in my chest,
the reason behind my rose-colored glasses.
A place where hopes and dreams do not belong to classes.
letting down our insecurities, we fall into gravity.
thank you for holding me tightly.
You kept t...
Friday 23rd January 2026 11:18 pm
Also by Yanma Hidayah:
Loving You | Purple | January |The Alchemist of Swords
Beneath the wheel that turns mist and grey,
A heroin stands where shadow starts its play.
The Wheel of Fortune spins its heavy round,
While through her heart, Three Swords pound.
A hollow cup, a Page whose love felt short,
She leaves the ruins of her broken fort.
With empty hands she marches into the night,
Seeking a spark, a dormant Ace of light.
The Knight and his vertue ...
Friday 23rd January 2026 9:26 pm
Leviathan
Leviathan
The senile wolf is at the door
Spewing racist chaos and hate
Howling at perceived injustice
A permanent and hostile state
See the war pigs gathering round
His rancid and disgusting trough
This is where the demons shelter
Raise their fascist banners aloft
This is now the new world order
See the storm clouds across the skies
Where the warlords and...
Friday 23rd January 2026 6:34 pm
Also by Ian Whiteley:
The Cailleach |When Truth Is Set Aside
Who has never lied? Let whoever hasn’t cast the first stone, as the saying goes. When a human being lies not to protect someone, even though that, too, can be questioned, the situation takes on a different weight. Telling your mother that everything is fine when, in truth, it isn’t, as a way of sparing her emotional strain, especially when she is ill, can be seen as a protective lie, an act of car...
Friday 23rd January 2026 10:35 am
Also by Heverson Santana:
Childhood Turned into Words in the Writing of Heverson Santana | Collecting What Doesn’t Weigh |ascent
In the final moment,
Orion unleashes a blinding radiance
that dispels the damnable Eclipse.
The kingdom is bathed
in light once more,
and Sol, though weakened,
smiles with pride.
Orion has transformed
from son to sun,
fulfilling the prophecy
and securing his legacy.
The people, awestruck,
hail Orion as the new Sun.
His light is different from...
Friday 23rd January 2026 2:03 am
Also by Red Brick Keshner:
nipping at your ghost | riddle of the two kin | crow, at the edge of the yard | a reckoning of verse | slow turning | compelled as ever |The Unwritten Rules
The first lesson was harmless.
It sounded like advice,
the kind passed down casually,
like a family recipe
or how to get gum out of your hair.
Smile when you meet someone.
Say thank you.
Write your name neatly.
Nothing heavy.
Nothing dangerous.
Just the basics.
I learned early how to take notes.
How to underline what mattered.
How to listen for tone instead of words.
Adults...
Thursday 22nd January 2026 2:24 pm
New broom sweeps clean but old broom knows all corners
He is already there, a mudlarker of Jamaican heritage, working the foreshore
Feet reading what the eye cannot
He knows where the river keeps its answers
I had spotted him before, but this time I choose to say hello
“Twice a day di river rise an’ fall,” he says after we exchange names
I tell him I used to fear reflections
He says, “River neva show you di whole t’ing, only en...
Wednesday 21st January 2026 11:44 pm
Manic genius
Named before birth ,only God is his judge
Twice in one name God doubled his love
Sent down to suffer like God's only son
Pain stemmed from mother now that pain is done
Unsettled an empath if he only knew
The light he will bring and the things he will do
Musical genius spontaneous soul brother
God wants you to know that the past is to suffer
Your heart dear,it's healing all ...
Wednesday 21st January 2026 4:47 pm
He sat aloft
He sat aloft - that little lad
Upon the shoulders of his dad
Seeing his world from way up there
The gentle breeze ruffling his hair
How right and proper when small legs tire
To be carried by one’s sire
Strong hands clasp his ankles tight
He know the throne is his by right
The little chap enjoys the ride
And rhythm of his father’s stride
Who strolls along at ample pace
The youngster ...
Tuesday 20th January 2026 9:34 pm
Also by Gillian P:
Key | Information Super Highway |Ephemeral
The ephemeral persists
Despite the stagnation it resists
It wants to burn bright and short
Without really giving thought
To the virtue of its own change
To the qualities it can exchange
Through growth, through transition
The flower does not lose its mission
The petals are temporary
But the beauty is not
Perhaps that is something
That the flower has forgot
...
Tuesday 20th January 2026 5:07 pm
Also by Lewis O'Brien:
Nocturne |To The Root
I used to see
Through the entwinement
Of confined meaning
I used to hope with every fiber of my being
I used to believe that the world was looking out for me
If I remove my mask
You will see all the scars of broken promises
All the hope that died
All the blood, sweat, and tears
That has quinched the Earth
Am I the sacrifice to a brighter tomorrow
Or is my life ...
Tuesday 20th January 2026 5:40 am
Of Monsters and Mad Men
We’re living in an age where Monsters and Mad Men stalk the Earth again
But perhaps that’s the way it’s always been, previously just more well hidden?
Controlling and manipulating, the way we think and act again
Dividing, dehumanising and devastatingly destroying, ways of life again
Monster and Mad Men now roam freely with impunity and enabled complicity
Getting away with vile crimes, commi...
Monday 19th January 2026 11:49 am
The art of snowing-in nature
The fall in Vianna left the trees unashamedly naked,
laying bare the leafless beauty of nothing
every single branch has only one purpose,
keeping alive the twigs, the branches of tomorrow.
The first winter rains washed away
yesterday’s dust that settled on the branches,
spring cleaning the twigs
to leave a near black silhouette,
When the full moon changes shi...
Sunday 18th January 2026 10:47 am
Also by Dewald:
Waking up in Piran | About little moments |Dance
Looking back
Watching your spirit unfold
The slow transcendence to freedom,
The pain in which makes us bold
Once you taste this love for life
The zest and excitement in letting go
Nobody can take anything from you
For in you, you know
What a blissful experience
That of being alive
I am so happy to be here
I am so in love with life’s jive
When you ...
Sunday 18th January 2026 3:06 am
Also by earthbeat:
Lightly | Shadow Works | Welcome Home | Eye Love You |Liminal Space
No one else gets off at this stop
No one else gets on
The carriage is empty but
The lights still flicker on
Rows of empty seats collide
As it rocks from side to side
And in the silence of these walls
Peace is found from outside wars
The automated voice calls
Next stop is mine
But I don’t want to leave these walls
It’s better than outside
But the train has stopped and the brakes are on
...
Saturday 17th January 2026 10:38 am
Also by P. Richardson:
Deep Within The Cacophany | The Sun, The Moon, And The Sea |You didn't meet me in the rain.
I miss when looking at a photo of you
felt like butterflies,
not a blade in my stomach.
No one had ever expanded their image of me
beyond a body
until you did.
Now your memory is stitched
into my favourite beach,
my favourite walk.
I fell foolishly,
clinging to your aloof endearments,
mistaking distance for depth.
You said you would meet me in the rain,
but you couldn’t even m...
Friday 16th January 2026 10:33 pm

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