
Poem by Teresinka Pereira President IWA THEATER Life is a theater with true emotions, fake hopes and festive vanities. We grow up as actors outside of our hearts. Humbleness goes on solitary just like corporal expression. … Continue reading
Poem by Teresinka Pereira President IWA THEATER Life is a theater with true emotions, fake hopes and festive vanities. We grow up as actors outside of our hearts. Humbleness goes on solitary just like corporal expression. … Continue reading
Poem by Doc PenPen B. Takipsilim Pentasi B World Friendship Poetry But Up GO where i fall in midst of mist of why TO be or not to be so many why why me im … Continue reading
Poem by Lily Swarn The Cosmos The cosmos that lives in an atom Could well be the secret of life The constant reminder that baby acorns will one day be mighty oaks That dew drops have the … Continue reading
Poem by Zhang Zhi (Diablo) President IPTC The World Is Swaying in a Binoculars 1. The world fouled by trash, semen, nuclear waste, heroin, blood and AIDS can never be cleaned 2. Look! The … Continue reading
Poems by Greek poet Dimitris P. Kraniotis
( President WPS)
Ideals
Snow-covered mountains,
ancient monuments,
a north wind that nods to us,
a thought that flows,
images imbued
with hymns of history,
words on signs
with ideals of geometry.
Dimitris P. Kraniotis
Copyright © 2005
Illusions
Noiseless wrinkles
on our forehead
the frontiers of history,
shed oblique glances
at Homer’s verses.
Illusions
full of guilt
redeem
wounded whispers
that became echoes
in lighted caves
of the fools and the innocent.
Dimitris P. Kraniotis
Copyright © 2005
Irida ZUSI IRIDA ZUSI was born in August 17th, 1989 in Lezha, Albania. She graduated with a B.A. on 2011 for Finance-Bank, then M.A. in 2013 for Economic-Finance in European University of Tirana (EUT), branch of Economy. She is … Continue reading
Poem by Eliza Segiet True Fantasies To Professor Bogumila Rouba How easy it is to rest in loneliness of fuzzy thoughts. To leave plans behind, to be there – far, beyond real time. Just me and my true fantasies. … Continue reading
Poesie di Arianna Boselli E COSÌ TI AMO Ti amo così. Lo grido ad un mondo sordo che mai ci farà male, poichè solo i nostri cuori hanno orecchie per ascoltare in eterno. Ti amo, come la malinconia che … Continue reading
Poems by Dorin Popa EVOLVING ON AN UNSUSPECTED SECRET COMMAND I’ ve always been thriled by the moment when men lose their little wings, by the moment when they begin to slowly revolve around their own lives with a … Continue reading
Marian Eikelhof Marian Eikelhof is a poet who works in her daily life as a psychologist leading her own consultancy firm, named Psychologisch Adviesbureau Ariadne. Her work inspires her to write about the emotional aspects of existence. Not only … Continue reading
Poem by Pavol Janik http://www.babelmatrix.org/works/sk/Jan%C3%ADk%2C_Pavol-1956/Slovn%C3%ADk_cudz%C3%ADch_snov/en/66047-A_Dictionary_of_Foreign_Dreams A Dictionary of Foreign Dreams At the beginning it was like a dream. She said: “Have at least one dream with me. You’ll see – it’ll be a dream which you’ve never dreamt about … Continue reading
Poesie di Anna Cappella PORTAMI OLTRE… Mi abbandono a te al ritmo del tuo respiro, in un tempo lento: lentamente spogliami di me! Coprimi di carezze d’intenti e brividi di sensi: lentamente avvolgimi! In questa notte di mille e … Continue reading
Poezi nga Kolec P. Traboini Tiranë – Boston 2005 U BËRA TRUNG… Po gdhend një statuetë të drunjtë në trungun e mallit, që mes shqotave u trand, degët ju thyen e rrënjët kanë nisur ti kalben, Përditë e gdhend, … Continue reading
Poem by Vatsala Radhakeesoon The Giant Seashell’s Song I dive down the tropical blue sea I rest my head on the magical pillow of the giant unique seashell Mystic soothing music from the lyre of the oracle enchants my … Continue reading
Poesie di Bilall Maliqi DIVENTA MIA Diventa sogno da poterti guardare di note nella luce della luna. Diventa speranza che mi sveglia come un bambino nell’abbraccio materno. Diventa canzone da ascoltarti incessantemente tra i suoni … Continue reading
Series #98 [sunday 10:40pm 26 november 2017 sydney nsw australia]
“Mind Lapses”
Discrimination, racism… is nature, no one isn’t… whoever whatever race, this is a trait present in human being, whether old/young, poor/rich, man/woman, white/black, any religion, any language, clubs, groups, organizations. _ade caparas manilah
ahhhhhhhhh…
the lapsing society minds
poor Joe would bow in joy
being greeted ‘Allo Allo’
by Madame Muzzy
who drives her purple Corvette
who wears a French silk cape
whose heated pink toilet seat
brags as the only one.
“my madam my madam
you are so beautiful and kind”
whaaaaaaaaah…
how wonderful
to be beautiful and rich!
but, what if…
i am a toilet cleaner, a fish vendor, a bus driver
would you return
my smile, my hello???
you are you are you are
poor POOR poor
because you chose to be POOR
you lick the footsteps of the rich
yet you abhor them
Jean Paul Sartre says,
“He is not enough in order to have
_and he has not enough in order be.”
ahhhhhhhhh… mind lapses!
_ade caparas manilah sydney 2017