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You are @ Home › Poetry Poetry You will find poetry of all forms below. From haikus to sonnets. Profound or flippant. Emotive, raw, humorous, fun. No rules. Enjoy! Sample of work from Poetry See new sample Ref Title Author Po-5331 The Gender Pretender Douglas Munday Po-5734 The Chamber Tanya Withers Po-7373 person under the train incident Trevor Maynard Po-5705 What's the difference? matthew newman Po-6715 Snakes and Wabbits. jonny graham Po-7386 Last Jiune & The Vuvuzelas joan crawford Po-7940 Head Over Heels joan crawford Po-2101 Divorce Lloyd Williams Po-4825 Less Strange Than Truth Tanya Withers Po-6010 Soft Machine (permutation). Asher Khan Po-7421 Postcard from the happy wanderer. jonny graham Po-7925 Chains Douglas Munday Po-3970 “Septimus Dymond is Dead” Bella Fortuna Po-7003 Breaking up with Chocolate Emily-Fay Bridger Po-7327 A lonely vase Isabella Thornston Po-276 The ocean beckons Geraldine Harper Po-3749 From here to there. Barry Gee Po-6226 Three Tanya Withers Po-6266 Sweet dreams. Douglas Munday Po-5764 Bath Shades Rhona Aitken Po-4517 Trespassers will ... jonny graham Po-7939 The Posty with the Mosty joan crawford Po-7508 By-Election joan crawford Po-2019 Freedom Carl Glover Po-6750 Silver Lining Eve Becker The prefixes, in the references above, indicate the category. e.g. F = features, M = memorials, Po = poetry, P = plots (i.e. sound-bites of current plots), WW = words of wisdom,  etc.

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