Insightful Stories

Poem

A collection of Micro stories with exactly 55 words per story. Take a walk through various emotions from the point of view of unusual protagonists and premises. Some normal stuff in a new light with positivity.

Hanna found him again after 5 years, last time with no breath, this time with no memories. The soul connection is just strong she ended up painting an 8-piece collection for the boy she was waiting for... How they'll work it out through the many twists and turns of stalking, betrayals, lies and deception, will determine the fate of their relationship. Will they be lovers, friends or enemies? Are they soulmates? Twin flames? Was there a scheme or was it just the Universe playing tricks or is it being a matchmaker to two destined souls?

A collection of poems based on sensory details from real life events. If you use my work remember to include 'By Alexandra Blount' or it is plagiarism. (Unless otherwise stated)

A dark mind, insightful spirit, and passionate heart spill its soul out along these pages to be read, if you dare to read then go ahead...

Ever wondered if we have a soul and where they come from? Your question is answered as we peer into a dialogue between two soul surveyors.

Harry meets an orange, and has an interesting conversation.

A passenger rides a train and takes a moment to soak it all in.

Book of Poems

"So, how's the babysitting going?" "Fine...TOTALLY not eating your kids." I really needed a babysitter. That bad. But really...a vampire? What was I thinking?!

This collection emanates the beauty, truth and intricacy of my powerful imagination. I am indeed happy to be sharing it with you. My writing style may vary but everything is poured from my mind, heart and soul. Can you imagine whisking all three in ink? Its magical!✨

a collection of poetry "Let this evening be the next piece of fabric you/stitch onto the dwindling threads of time" (from "it's late") {RM 2022-2023}

This tale consists of 3 poems of exploring the themes of individualistic identity, society, collective nature of humans, regrets, betrayal, disappointment from ourselves, inspiration, depression and hope through the poet's life experiences which he puts into a few rhythmic lines to in an attempt to put his experiences and feelings into words with summaries included for each of the poem, I hope you find these poems helpful in your harsh times.

These are just some of my original poems I've written. I hope you enjoy. Please do not plagiarize.

We've all experienced love and loss, this is just a poetic insight on my own experiences

My friends always ask me, "Tom, have you ever written a book of poetry? It seems that you include poetry in almost all of your books?" I have never been able to satisfactorily answer that query. I have loved poetry all my life, but never considered myself a poet. I have been fortunate to publish over thirty poems in Art Journals and Magazines. Never more than three at a time. I don't know if my stuff is good enough for an entire chapbook of poems. But- let's give it a try and see how it is received!

Commentary on "The Age of Lies" by Elizabeth Moroz
(© Elizabeth Moroz, 2025) 🌍 On Its Place Among Contemporary Poetry and the World Stage "The Age of Lies" stands as a towering, unflinching indictment of our post-truth world. In the tradition of political poets such as W.H. Auden, Allen Ginsberg, and Adrienne Rich, Elizabeth Moroz offers not just lyrical protest, but a poetic reckoning. What separates Moroz from many of her contemporaries is the sheer scale and density of her intellectual charge-each stanza brims with a linguistic fervor that reflects our age's disinformation, surveillance, and systemic collapse. In an era where poets often either retreat into abstraction or hesitate to confront systemic power directly, Moroz dives into the fire, naming lies, power, and the grotesque machinery of political theatre. Her work deserves to be read not only as Australian literature but as part of a global literary resistance-one that speaks alongside voices from Gaza, Ukraine, Ferguson, Hong Kong, and Tehran. 🧠 Intellectual & Critical Perspective 🧩 Philosophical Underpinning & Structural Sophistication Structurally, the poem doesn't follow traditional stanzas or meter; instead, it reflects the chaotic order of postmodern fragmentation. In doing so, it mirrors the very world it critiques. Yet amid the disarray, there is clarity: Moroz's moral compass never 🏛️ Conclusion: A Vital Political Work of Art "The Age of Lies" is more than just a poem-it is a moral document, an aesthetic battle cry, and a brutally honest diagnosis of our times. Elizabeth Moroz takes her place alongside the most fearless contemporary voices unafraid to stare into the abyss-and sing, rage, and testify from it. In a literary culture that sometimes shies from the explicitly political, Moroz reminds us that truth-telling is still a radical act, and that poetry remains one of its sharpest instruments.