Subhadra Kumari Chauhan was a renowned Indian poetess and advocate for freedom. Subhadra Kumari Chauhan was the first female Satyagrahi to be court-arrested in Nagpur and was sent to prison twice for her participation in anti-British rallies in 1923 and 1942. The first time she was sent to prison she was 18 years old and pregnant. Continue reading The Poetess of India Who Fought for Freedom – Subhadra Kumari Chauhan
Charlotte Brontë, eldest of the Brontë sisters, a well-known Victorian author, and poet is best known for her books, the most famous of which is Jane Eyre (1847). Continue reading Who Was Charlotte Brontë? The Victorian Female Poet Behind Legendary Jane Eyre
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” The Featured Poet on the New American Quarter Continue reading Who Was Maya Angelou? The Featured Poet on the New American Quarter
Sherilyn Suzetta Moore is an artist, poet, author and a devoted horse trainer and animal lover. She has spent majority of her life learning about horses and training with them. She started at a very young age, and it quickly became one of her biggest passions in life. In her book, My Horse Says No Boundaries, Sherilyn Suzetta Moore will take you on a journey … Continue reading My Horse Says No Boundaries by Sherilyn Moore
They never closed the doors within their house. Lies and deceit permeated the interstice between love and hate, (and over time caused) irreparable harm to something that could have been mundane. Hearts and desires superseding nuptials the voyage ended short in dismal and dissolute disarray. Belying their vows, trivial “he said” and “she said” was, virtually nonexistent, as each party sought refuge in the arms … Continue reading Untitled by Kathryn China Hayzer
Little did he know he was making love to a ghost, When rain was in the air, And the hope she could be cherished is what she dreamt of most. She always came with lightening speed when he said that he’d be there, His motives taming, ever taunting, When the rain was in the air. She was trapped, caught by his power, ever daunting, Devouring … Continue reading The Debauchery
I moved out of his bed today to the room down at the end of the hall don’t keep it warm for me he moved out of my heart long ago like a poet’s words sprung from the blank page but like my unborn children he wasn’t every really there (a laugh) – been around the block? Forget about goin’ ‘round the block; I’ve been … Continue reading Don’t Keep It Warm
Maybe I like the look of your lips curved in a frown I’m in love with your sadness It sounds sick But I love it when you’re down I ask you what’s wrong but your eyes are hollow So is your chaste kiss Hear that clock tick I just want you to follow Follow me to this sheltered world Where your best friends are faceless … Continue reading Plainness, Humanized
Bricks and Stones surround her now. Clay from the Earth calms her now. Clay and Water, a perfect mix. They Form the Day. The bricks stack up. Layer after layer, they are all displayed. The weight becomes heavy. She is born. Sometimes it’s unbearable. This weight, she wonders. Is it charitable? It’s worth it. It has to be. No castle can be made without. Foundations … Continue reading Bricks: A Poem
Someone set me free I just want to read Stacks of books that sit by me They tease Someone set me free I just want to paint The need to create The grips so tight I feel I might faint Someone set me free It’s getting hard to breathe The purpose of this life Has to be more than modern-day slavery I need to be … Continue reading Broken Stained Glass: A Poem
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