Alzheimer’s by Sara Khayat, Poet. We grow up to stem down – learn everything to lose it all – at the mercy of our memories we fight for identity – our minds chopped at the roots – breakdown – too… Read More ›
Poetry
A Look at Life, Love, & the World of Tomorrow Today
~ If I Could Change May 9, 2014Blogged Passages by Jim Scott, Poet. If I could change one day it would be this day. I’d make it the day when we could see the wrongness of our destiny So… Read More ›
Reflections on a Flawed Sense of Self
Kelly Rist is a new follower/contributor to Infinite Pathways but you’ll love her honesty and sincerity. By day she’s a marketing assistant, by night a keen writer. Kelly lives in Royston, UK. She “taken” and moving out of her house… Read More ›
Dark & Dizzying Truths, Sara Khayat ~ Poet
Gray Prison “The biggest mistake you will ever make is taking me seriously.” He said, his head lying on my abdomen as we parked in a cul de sac, disconnected from rush hour traffic smoke overwhelming our lungs blood rushing… Read More ›
Scandalous Poetry by Jim Scott
His Secret Mistress May 5, 2014Blogged Passages Much can be inferred about a man from his mistress: in her one beholds his weaknesses and his dreams.” ….. George C. Lichtenberg His Secret Mistress This is a tale of an… Read More ›
Day 234 – Dandelions
The beauty is of this poem is in the simplicity of the perception of the flower. What to many of us in our older-life is an irritating week, Charlotte turns to with the eyes of a child makes the Dandelion… Read More ›
Poetry: Tides
I am attracted to TIDES because of its simple beauty with Therin’s choice of imagery. She paints not only a picture but a sound-scape that emotes and reflects the bitter-sweet narration. Allow yourself to get lost in the personification and… Read More ›
The Promise of Spring
A Collection of Poems by Patricia Miller – Left Behind I’m planted on a stump Drinking bottled water Watching you hike on The dirt road bleached by sun Squirrels scamper up trees My sandals sink in moss How did we… Read More ›
Bodies
What I most enjoy about this piece is Therin’s play on and with the word body. She both imbues meaning and suggests an understanding that leaves you questioning what you really believe. Therin Knite is a 22-year-old college senior… Read More ›
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