Love fool

If I let the door ajar to my soul wear my heart on the sleeve trust every smiling face and every fake praise tainted with those broken desires then the fault is in me   If I let him be the sweet talker and blush at every small trivial comment sing his praises to my heart's … Continue reading Love fool

Acceptance in the Directory of Poets and Writers aka Pw.org

It is exactly one year and I still swell with pride.

Megha's World

Dear blogging family,

I can’t contain my excitement as I share the news of my acceptance in the directory of poets maintained by the Poets and Writers (pw.org).

Founded in 1970, Poets & Writers is the USA’s largest nonprofit organization serving creative writers.

Their mission is to foster the professional development of poets and writers, to promote communication throughout the literary community, and to help create an environment in which literature can be appreciated by the widest possible public.

Check out my poet profile here

Happy blogging!

Megha Sood

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Desire

“Ultimately, it is the desire, not the desired, that we love.”  ― Friedrich Nietzsche If I drink and lick that sweet wine that elixir dripping from your fingers it will resurrect all my ashen dreams lying lifeless in my graveyard of thoughts it will resurrect me and bring me down will take out the nails and un-crucify … Continue reading Desire

Poetry Published in Three Lines Poetry by Prolific Press

Excited to see my three lines of poetry find its home in the pages of Three Line Poetry Journal by Prolific Press. Prolific Press publishes 8 respected literary journals. Each journal publishes different literature, and each has a different flair. Three Line Poetry is dedicated to showcasing and celebrating three-line poems. You can buy the … Continue reading Poetry Published in Three Lines Poetry by Prolific Press

Poetry upcoming in the anthology “In her words” published by Thinking in Full color (TIFC)

I'm so excited to be part of this upcoming anthology "In her words" as it gives a home to one of my poems. Really thankful to the director and EIC Summer Dawn Reyes for making me part of this anthology with a purpose. The revenues generated by the book sales will be donated to the … Continue reading Poetry upcoming in the anthology “In her words” published by Thinking in Full color (TIFC)

Freedom-an interpretation

First published in Two drops of Ink, Oct 2018 What does freedom mean to me, a dandelion as I continue my tryst with the boastful wind as it carries my identity on it's fleeting wings I tried with all my might to hold onto my identity but the cruel and the mighty winds uprooted and … Continue reading Freedom-an interpretation

Poetry published in Rhythm and Bones Issue 6

I'm beyond thrilled to see my poem " Here the night speaks our language" published in Issue 6 on the Rhythm and Bones Issue 6 based on the theme "Love".I'm so thankful to the EIC Tianna Hansen who has supported my work and given me this amazing opportunity. The cover of the magazine has been … Continue reading Poetry published in Rhythm and Bones Issue 6

Blog featured in the Top 100 Poetry Blog to be followed in 2019 by FeedSpot

I'm so thrilled to share this exciting piece of news with all my beloved followers and readers. My blog has been named as one of the Top 100 blogs to be followed in 2019. So proud to be part of the list shared by Poetry foundation, The Best American Poetry, etc. Check me out at … Continue reading Blog featured in the Top 100 Poetry Blog to be followed in 2019 by FeedSpot

Inner Architecture – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul.” Audrey Hepburn

Beautiful poem by Paul

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RDP – Thursday – Architect

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“True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul.”  Audrey Hepburn

Inner Architecture

There were times,
more than she could remember,
that a voice would say
take your beauty and trade,
however, while she valued
her external beauty
for beauty defined her,
far more did she value her
inner architecture being
a foundation for all that
seeks the good and the wise,
a real beauty.

©Paul Vincent Cannon

Paul, pvcann.com

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Ruins

First published in The Quiet Letter, July 2018 “Mankind's lessons are written in the ruins of his civilization.” ― Anthony T. Hincks Days rolled into nights and seasons turned into years Air turned heavy with memories from the yesteryear And the warm breeze doesn't soothe me the ground has been cracked parched, sullen for years, it … Continue reading Ruins

I know

Megha's World

“I want
To do with you what spring does with the cherry trees.”
― Pablo Neruda

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I know from the wisdom 

passed on from generation

why family becomes your will to survive 

I know what miseries are

and what lesson they teach

from this topsy-turvy life

to reach the sky

I know from 

the scorching sun 

the parched earth

that it’s always 

followed 

by rain-bearing 

skies

I know from the 

rose and its thorns

the more beautiful the soul is

the more difficult

is to occupy

I know from the scars 

in my life

they are the 

maps to follow for the 

fallen passerby

I know the trails 

and tribulations are 

nothing but a litmus test

for my soul to 

so  it can thrive

I know I have been through

defeats and deception

to sieve the friends 

from just another passerby

I know from the heartbreaks 

there are stops before 

you finally…

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Poetry Published in the Crepe and Penn Issue no 4 October 2019

I’m so happy to see my two poems “Not with a bang” and “Transgressions” find a home in Issue 4 of the literary journal Crepe and Penn. So thankful to the EIC Madison Kalia for accepting and supporting my work. This issue featured the works of some of my favorites form the creative writing community and … Continue reading Poetry Published in the Crepe and Penn Issue no 4 October 2019