Flexwriters Cafe of Poetry - FWM Online Magazine

Poetry: ‘The Land Beyond The Rainbow’ by W.W. Safar

You are calling out for me, road of dreams, To the land beyond the rainbow, Where losers become winners. You are calling out for me, road of dreams, To...

Poetry: ‘The Climb’ by Russell Eversole

I stand at the bottom of the mountain, Looking up, my mind so uncertain. It is so high, the way looks treacherous, Steep, almost innavigable. Yet...

Poetry: ‘Lonely Nights’ by W.W. Safar

Against the old oak I cling my cheek to hear a lost voice inside; The voice of a lost friend, the voice of my lost father and mother, the voice of lost...

Poetry: ‘Imagine’ by Tarringo T. Vaughan

Imagine A mildly dented beer can is sitting on the edge of sobriety. It stands still against a shifting wind that is balancing its ‘Budweiser’ logo on...

Poetry: ‘Stilling Storms’ by Keith Wallis

Mark 4:38/39 Jesus was in the stern, sleeping on a cushion. The disciples woke him and said to him, “Teacher, don’t you care if we drown?” He...

Poetry: ‘Broken Hearts’ by Walter William Safar

When the copper bell tolls, Many a broken heart Shall quietly bid farewell to life. Like a wall clock imprisoned by solitude, A broken heart is...

Poetry: ‘The Stationary Boy’ by Walter William Safar

THE STATIONERY BOY by konsui His little dark street Is at home in the silky cobweb; His little dark street Is only loud in the missionaries’...

Poetry: ‘Dancer of the Shoe Poem’ by Michael Lee Johnson

Dancer of the Shoe Poem By Michael Lee Johnson (V2) Dancer of the shoe poem, I trip over your shoe string dress or gown and keep walking with a...

Poetry: ‘My Song’ by Lara Biyuts

My Song I go home! To the heart of the northernmost mountains. It’s so hard! It’s so hard to get to me now. To the heart of the northernmost mountains I...

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