An Introverted Spectacle Poem by Tanzelle – Featured on The Drabble

By Tanzelle Today I’m afraidI’m not much in the wayof conversation. You see, my mind is lostand my thoughts are scatteredamongst the introverted spectaclesof my imagination … “I write because it lets me be brave.” – the writer

That is the Question – Drabble

If you do not define the questionHow would you solve the problem? If you do not solve the problemHow would you make any progress? If you do not make any progressHow would you grow as a person? If you do not grow as a personHow would you reach your full potential? If you do not […]

Castles In The Sky – Short Poem

I don’t believe you, even if I try because you speak only of castles in the sky You may shout and scream but I am not trading my future for your dreams I will leave to start again anew a task long overdue For my freedom and peace is far more precious whereas your castle […]

Flying Stalker – Short Poem

You know of the fiend I am taking of here? The one who is impossible to unhear, And opens a flood of swear! Drabble: 25 words © Dr Tanzelle Oberholster

The Four Elements – Short Poem

I am a child of the earth I sing with the wind I dance with the flame I cry with the rain The sun guides me by day and the moon by night I listen to the universe and I find my own path in life Drabble & Poem: 48 words © Dr Tanzelle Oberholster

Curious Snippets 2.0: English is a crazy language!

This is a follow-up to Curious Snippets: English I Fancy… While cleaning out old keepsakes a found a few paper snippets describing the wonderfully colourful language that is English. Again, I cannot find the original Author and there are several version of this on the internet (some with up to 21 points)… Enjoy! Why English […]

Curious Snippets: English I Fancy

While cleaning out old keepsakes a found a few paper snippets describing the wonderfully colourful language that is English. Unfortunately, after trying to find the original Author of today’s snippet I ran into several other versions of this poem (mainly with the title “Why English is so Hard to Learn”) contributed to unknown writers from […]

The Flow – Short Poem

I do try to make my writing flow, when the words fall upon the page just so each with clear cadence and brings a certain iridescence A poem isn’t a necessary feature although the rhymes to tend do become their own creature The words spill from my pen to hopefully instill some zen Wishing that my […]

Poetry ~ Too Much (Friday Funnies) by Sue Viseth

Weirdos Unite! This is my first attempt at a reblog, so after reading up on some Reblogging Etiquette I am adding a few extra lines in here: This is wonderful little poem by Sue Viseth over at An Artist’s Path, one I can really relate to and hence decided to share 🙂 Please make sure to […]

My Silent Refuge: An Observation during Meditation – Short Poem

The rain patters against my shell. A distant roar of thunder reverberates against my shield. My breath rises and falls to the ebb and flow of my mind. Another crash of waves on my shore. The sea of chatter pulls away once more. Don’t indulge the nagging, let it through – in by the front […]