The idea behind this book is to publish a poem or piece of writing regularly - hopefully once a week. But there is a twist. My poems will be inspired by "Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language", 1994 edition. Can poetry be inspired by a dictionary - find out for yourself - enjoy!…
A book of limericks - nothing more, nothing less...…
This is a series about how a few famous fictional characters might have expressed themselves in a poetic way. First up is Yoda.…
Some everyday musings and poems!Third place winner in «Write On Contest 2020».Third place winner in «The Poetry Award 2020».Second place winner in «Poetry Dreams Awards 2019» with «Provider of hope».All the limericks have been moved to "My Book of Limericks"…
All my submissions for various Poetry and Flash Fiction contests on WP in 2021, especially those hosted by the awesome @PoetsPub community of fantastic poets!The collection includes: 1st place winner of Poets Pub's January Contest - "Future Poem".…
This is were I keep poems that I write specifically for contests and challenges in 2020.The collection includes: Second place winner in Poet's Pub's "Biggest Competition Ever, week 1" with Peter's CowThird place winner in Poets Pub's "Founder's Challenge", with Bury your fearsSecond place winner in Poets Pub's July challenge «Mythology» (The Sirens of New York, Cerberus; Guardian of Castle White and Trapped in the 21st century)Third place winner in WattpadPoetry's July 2020 Haiku contest «July is reflecting» with Sunflowers posingFirst place winner in Poets Pub April challenge «History: lost and found» (War shall cease this day, Kafka found, The mustached genius)Second placed winner in Poets Pub March challenge "Lyrically speaking" (In his mobile home, End the violence, Religion found - religion lost, Catch you on the flip-side)…
Random dialogues - overheard at bars, on the bus, in waiting rooms and anywhere else where people make conversation. The dialogues can be completely made up, but are mostly based on actual conversations. The monologues are self-explanatory.…