Young Writers Society

Panda, Panda, shining bright In the stillness of the night, You sit there eating your fresh bamboo, Wondering why the world is so blue! In what distant memory Have you ...

I miss that being who writes ghazals and trains them together with string doesn't look at us mere mortals, hides in a cape trailing strings -- A light-footed nightingale, drawing ...

These blackened skies wrought by blackened hearts... The cloud of debris hangs over like a spirit Warning Hinting At the evil of the world How could they do it? Celestial ...

I turn to you. I see your face. I feel your love. I drift away. I lose my way. My brother's gone. My light is dead. So, I turn to ...

Panda, Panda, shining bright In the stillness of the night, You sit there eating your fresh bamboo, Wondering why the world is so blue! In what distant memory Have you ...

I'm not emo I'm just always misunderstood. I'm not as happy as they think Cheerful and chirpy as a kid. They don't know What I conceal; The pain and the ...

This Instant Life changes in an instant, an ordinary instant. You'll be eating dinner and then suddenly your life is bent. In the midst of life we are in death. ...

My inspiration for this poem was not William Carlos Williams, nor Robert Frost. It was something bigger: Music. Hope you like it! Life’s Score Life is a song, Starting out ...

I wrote this a long time ago in the third grade, so it's not Robert Frost or Lewis Carroll or anything. Little mice, Scurrying around. One just sniffs, The other ...

Center of Attention A lush green forest, drowned in dawn’s golden glow. Wind filtering through the trees, causing the leaves to dance. A small bird awakens, it’s nut brown feathers ...

Inspired by Robert Frost's "The Pasture". I wrote it because I have a deathly fear of cats. Slinking across the floor on padded feet, He poisonously leers As a fearful ...

She looked at me dissapointed, and she doesn't want to talk. She said that this is our last moment contacting our eyes to eachother, and the first step to her ...

My English teacher asked my class to write an invitation poem for our poetry book so i wanted to see what people thought. For those of you who don't know ...

This is a poem I wrote for Language Arts class, inspired by William Carlos Williams' "The Red Wheelbarrow." Each stanza describes a different significant film: Mickey Mouse, The Wizard of ...

Hmm...i'm not sure, it's not exactly a narration of events now is it? And yeah, the ending is a bit abrupt. It's all well and good to have an 'abrupt' ...