The poem captures a whimsical feeling; the speaker, in almost a dreamlike state, dances with the moon...

This poem uses the rain as an allegory for life.

Regal red, they say. A color often associated with both evil and love.

The color pink, for many young girls, was introduced to us in childhood.

“As the Sunset Arise” is a simplistic but hopeful poem explaining the beauty of light overtaking the darkness.

“Two Sides” is a poem that is personal to the poet but can be applied to anyone.

Inspired by a song named Glassbead, this poem shows that despite looking fragile, there is a strength in love...

 "The Rusty Key" uses the image of a rusty key found in an attic to represent a deeper message about the passage of time.

This poem is about always being the one who loves more than the other.

At the time of war, social destruction, and violent conflict, would you have lost hope?

A rotten girl is useless to society, but the same girl has a fierce core that no worm will pierce.

The poem uses the growth of a seed into a plant as a metaphor...

The poem "The Butterfly's Flight" teaches us that even the smallest beings hold the power of transformation within them.

This poem was inspired by the movie Rapunzel where her tower is burnt down.

I wasn't going crazy when I said I saw someone.

Look up, it’s ethereal.

A poem talking about the beauty of the sky during sunset, or more commonly known as cotton candy colors.

This poem is about one-sided love, whether that be in friendships, relationships, or some other personal connection.

The poem recounts one instance of an Asian-American teen struggling with generational trauma and familial strain.

This world is not perfect—and its virtues—although upstanding, do not necessarily always outweigh the negative.