Walt Whitman 
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When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d; O Captain! My Captain; Hush’d Be the Camps to-Day; This Dust Was Once the Man

"Love Under Fire is dedicated to the women who have inspired me and whom I have known and loved and in a few cases loved too much. Their number is many, and I thank all in memory of their timele …

Wombynistic Thoughts, Volume One is a book of poetry that seeks to disband sexism, patriarchy, and misogyny, which threaten to destroy the minds, bodies, and hearts of women each day. The book is a r …

Mom passed away in 2009. Mom’s dream was to publish her poems; unfortunately, none of these poems were ever published. These poems were just kept in a box with her Bible that I received after she die …

A collection of 127 poems that cover a wide range of topics, anything from love to losing socks, you can even meet a dragon or maybe chasing dwarfs is something you always wanted to do. There is no o …

This collection of poetry and includes some previously-published pieces and competition winners. Other poems have been written specifically for this collection. Anyone interested in their individual …

Love: The Word, The Feeling, The Meaning is a collection of nine poems that shows the authors perception of the word ‘love, ‘ the feelings behind it, and his own meaning of the word. …

Arthur William Symons (1865-1945) is a haunting poet of the modern city, catching its dangerous, complex beauty in works that first introduced the imagery of the urban underworld into English poetry. …

The sixth generation of wireless communication (6G), succeeding 5G cellular technology, opens up several possibilities in terms of technology and its offered services. 6G is expected to allow usage o …

Depression, illness, pain, and loss can become private homes of isolation. It’s tempting to convince ourselves these homes of suffering are proof we suffer alone. Humanity falls through the cracks ea …

Reflections may just seem like mirror images on water, but they gloriously differ with the eye of the beholder. They are what the viewer perceives them to be, from their view. This collection of poem …