What can poems literally and imaginarily hold?

Today's world is one in which those at the top of the corporate ladder achieve a "godlike" status.

While you may be jealous of someone else, remember they might be jealous of you too.

What if the Greco-Roman world was just a bit different?

This whole poem starts off from the words, “dying rays of summer days.”

It is not about moving on or doing better than someone else - it’s about the journey. 

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This poem displays the beauty and desolation of time itself, as many things can be created or destroyed as the course of time wears on.

For self-expression and self-reflection, journaling is an effective process.

"Broken Clocks" reflects the frustration of the speaker as they grapple with the constraints of time as a slave.

When That Growth Hits is a piece that uses repetition to emphasize what growth should look like for those who truly seek it.

“Hope” portrays how children have huge potential to be the change the world needs.

Love is complex; it’s hard to explain...

When love ends, everything seems to come crashing down...

This piece is intended to describe the author's experience with journaling, and it may also resonate with others.

This poem is a love letter to those reading it.

This philosophical poem explores the timeless question of the meaning of life.

When "Life happens..." to a baby...

Society constantly pushes women into a box where they are trained to think they are not allowed to recognize or present their worth.

My inspiration for this poem was how everybody has multiple layers and facets to their beings.