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Ekphrastic

Ekphrastic poetry vividly describes or responds to a piece of art, such as a painting, sculpture, photograph, or any other visual work. The poem aims to capture the essence and emotions evoked by the artwork and often offers a unique perspective or interpretation of the visual piece.

Poetry

The Epic End Times

By Susan Haberlandt | July 31, 2024

Mother stands on struck stone

Poetry

Untitled

By Ava DellaFera | July 31, 2024

You are my disciple- young child, & I will hold you near.

Poetry

Of Chance

By Aryan Grover | July 31, 2024

God broke nothingness into a million pieces

Poetry

Expire

By Madi Maiolo | July 31, 2024

When does eternal love end?

Poetry

Married Life

By Aryan Grover | July 31, 2024

everything should be monochrome

Two men standing side by side, viewing a crescent moon in the frame of a large tree.
Poetry

My Dear Friend

By Cassie Goundrey | August 2, 2023

It remains the object we’re so drastically fixated on.

Ekphrastic

What Am I?

By Felix Everett | August 2, 2022

Sometimes I wonder if I am a calamity.

Ekphrastic

Time Chasers

By Gabrielle Fulton | August 1, 2022

He is dull, faded but not forgotten

Ekphrastic

I have been

By Rebecca Tsarkov | July 29, 2022

I wonder how she feels about the fact
that she will always be dreaming

Ekphrastic

Space and Time

By Lauren Tedford | July 29, 2022

time is warped & confused

Read a Random Piece

  • I Will Await the Arrival of Death, Even If I Refuse It
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  • Hypergraphia

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