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LeBroz said:.
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Welcome from the frigid Arctic wasteland formerly know as the Great Lakes, with snowfalls measured in feet and temps in single digits, or lower; or in the minus range on the Celsius scale ~ -16°C this morning (that's 3°F).
Now let's see what we've been offered today. Not too bad, 14.
vanier789, a new member of Lit's community, leads off with a touching romantic piece of a long retired couple in, The End is at Dusk. While you're at it, check out her other two poems from last week.
skittles_lm, another recent member to join Lit's community, writes metaphorically of a love that never quite met expectations in, Broken flower.
partyfairy has an interesting little poem out, Her that she's done from the male's viewpoint about a woman that so easily seduces men just by being ~ guys, you know the kind. We also get a very moving piece that I sense is of a special little person in, Bethan
That's it for today; slim pickings, though I did want to showcase a couple of Lit's newest members that show above average promise. In any case, give 'em all a look and see if there's something out there that might appeal to you.
And, as I say every week, read, vote, comment ~ it's the least you can do. Above all, comment ~ a fair exchange for the pleasure of reading free poetry.
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champagne1982 said:Some of the titles today are fantastic...
Her thighs make me break convention - and maura-rae's Ode To A Young High School Teacher for example. Not to forget the painful evocation of a Flechette by skittles_1m.
I had to read those poems and happily, I did.
LeBroz said:.
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SeattleRain demonstrates that she really is a smarter woman in, If I were a smarter woman. But we already knew she's pretty smart. And now that I think of it, I'd have to adjust my PC to recognize that, while she may appear to be at the end of her rope, with the superficial keeping her afloat, it's those first two lines that give the lie to that view. Talk about feminine wiles. Give it a read.
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