Corona Poetry Live

Queen of Courage by Terra Kay

September 16, 2022

Courage is keeping promises you made to yourself in order to meet your destiny On this day all of the promises you have kept fill…

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When everything breaks by Fiona Goodwin

September 16, 2022

I pray and pray for Change I rail against stagnation And smallness But the learning Is often out of sight And mostly uncomfortable, I cannot…

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RIP Queen Elizabeth II by Kristi Kirby

September 9, 2022

Flashes of Lightning Around the Royal throne Lord God Almighty Made a rainbow Sight of heaven Offering thanks Another rainbow appeared The love was imprinted…

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Let It Sow by Kristi Kirby

September 9, 2022

Shaking herself Out of a Daydream Trying to ease the Hurt Tinge of Sadness Crooked walk In the siege Ships will come back She passed…

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Freedom by Jen Curry

September 9, 2022

Grasping upon, no… Thing. Nothing is caught. Like rain drops evaporating instantly. Burning up. In the shining misty night air. Leaving its presence. In the…

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The day I went to the dentist by Fiona Goodwin

September 9, 2022

My castle is this body With British teeth And one had to be saved the day she died The dentist was pre-warned There will be…

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ANOTHER OPINION ON TAKING SPACE by Karen Marie Christa Minns

August 26, 2022

Space is everywhere– between our organs,  our minds, our Souls, Ourselves. Already, We breathe it, It’s there. We sweat it, it’s there. We cry, silent…

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“Measuring” by Jen Curry

August 26, 2022

Space is everywhere. Full empty halves. Fractional parts, pieces, and portions. Like segmented sections of hemisphere, meridian, semicircle. Divided into component and companions. Aggregates believing…

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She Is Truth by Kristi Kirby

August 26, 2022

Soon enough Soft lips Hey now No more sadness Outside the water Her soul Greeted by wildflowers She is barefoot On the porch She is…

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Grateful by Maria M. Consiglio

August 26, 2022

A sultry night up here on the mountain. Looks like , feels like smells like yes Mother Nature may release a bit of rain ,…

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Thinking of her by Fiona Goodwin

August 26, 2022

My brain doesn’t light up when I see a man Except for firemen I tried to switch it on With pretty dresses and Wholesale agreement…

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She Is Valuable by Kristi Kirby

August 19, 2022

Her mindset Evolved Angles formed Lines were radiating Change had to come The months swiftly passed Into years She was overcoming Growing She had help…

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Free Falling by Maria M. Consiglio

August 19, 2022

Such a concept indeed,  no attachment other than one’s self, it might be ok from time to time, to live it iit’s a risk versed…

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WHAT I AM COMPELLED TO TELL YOU AT THIS MOMENT BECAUSE YOU ARE SO BUSY WORKING TO THRIVE: a woman’s love poem in a dozen lines by Karen Marie Christa Minns

August 19, 2022

In the roaring night you are the Last Thought that covers me. In the morning,  Dream Images of your face replace the sun as I…

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Old Fashioned by BJ Parks

August 19, 2022

I am a woman with Old fashioned ways Rock n roll Cotton eyed Joe Rock of Ages Rock a bye babies Walking through this world With…

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Annsofi/THE BUCAROO by Beth Haist

August 19, 2022

Some people cover the sides, Forever roaming- A Restless yearning- To Relearn Their particular- song of chaos- Crackling white under their feet My friend steps…

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Nine firemen and an ice cream (The tragic expression of unmet need) by Fiona Goodwin

August 19, 2022

Companionship around an ice cream cone Not world changing or contributing to any great planetary need Something so good about firemen and salt and caramel…

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WHEN YOU LANDED by Karen Marie Christa Minns

August 12, 2022

It suddenly occurred to me You are nothing I ever asked. Too young and raw, still bleeding from your past. I expected darker eyes; blackest…

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Sleeping with the Angels by Maria M. Consiglio

August 12, 2022

Someone said, you sleep with the Angels, my Dear. The little ones you work with every day. Who rely on your hugs and good mornings…

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My Baby Gurl by Kristi Kirby

August 12, 2022

A heart light Just in time The whole room was Empty Birds of prey Circled She is the universe of Heaven Driving in peace And…

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