poetry

Day 191 – Atonement

By M.J. Moores on March 19, 2014 • ( 0 )

Charlotte Cuevas uses her poetry to grapple with an overwhelming emotion many of us have fought with and lost to over the years. The pleading voice of the narrative comes across as sincere and by evoking the Divine she shows… Read More ›

Poetic Favourites #4

By M.J. Moores on March 12, 2014 • ( 0 )

Poetry is the Heart’s Song… One of my English Professors compiled anthologies for the publishing house Nelson. In every book of poems he produced, he included songs. The song below, written and performed by the band U2, has always been… Read More ›

Poetry: The Analysis of Night

By M.J. Moores on March 5, 2014 • ( 0 )

Therin Knite is a poet and novelist who enjoys working in the realm of science-fiction and occasionally fantasy. I find her poems engaging in an other-worldly way and yet they simply speak truths like all good poetry. Her imagery forces… Read More ›

Through the Bottom of a Whisky Glass

By M.J. Moores on February 26, 2014 • ( 5 )

Lies by Alexander Lound (as appeared on http://alexlound.wordpress.com/2014/02/06/lies/ February 6, 2014) – The clock strikes twelve and my heart is empty, Six whiskies later my mind is mending, The world revolves, reforming mentally, A seventh now, it serenades me. – The… Read More ›

Poetry: The Harbor of Deceit

By M.J. Moores on February 19, 2014 • ( 0 )

Therin Knite is a new member to Infinite Pathways with a love for all things literary. Her poem The Harbor of Deceit has one of the most eloquent uses of end-rhyme I’ve seen in a long time. Her dark, dystopian… Read More ›

What Door Will You Open Next?

By M.J. Moores on February 12, 2014 • ( 0 )

Poetry isn’t so much a ‘guessing game’ as the idea that what one person glimpses beyond the door could be entirely different than what another person witnesses or experiences. Poetry is corporeal and relatable; it is emotion made tangible through… Read More ›