Lifestyle - Poems
What had the Title Editorial Team on their radar the last month and what kept us on our toes? What kept us busy and what could we not take our eyes off of? Here are the answers: We collected the most notable, fun and outstanding news and recommendations from fashion, culture and music for September […]
It’s not the official definition, but it’s quite a coincidence that the word “rap“ could be short for “rhythm and poetry.“ But hopefully now after almost 40 years since the Hiphop culture was born in the South Bronx, most people might be aware, that rap is poetry (Kendrick Lamar won a Pulitzer Price for heaven’s […]
by Nana D’Artist My hair is more than your perception of meMy hair is an inseparable part of my identityWith my hair, I’m not just simply BlackI’m not just simply African My hair is the string that attaches me to my tribebefore I even became part of a nationality My hair holds a legacy passed […]
With this year coming to an end we would like to look back and give the microphone to our community.
It's high time you get to know Austrian Instagram poet Oskar Grosh aka 'ordineri'. Next to his biggest fear, his favorite books and poets, this interview also reveals Oskar's inspirations and dreams.
This is a self-reflective discourse by Anne Poprausch about creative discoursing when you have nothing to say.
This poem uses sirens as a metaphor to explore the idea of getting revenge on predatory men.
To My Mother: A heartfelt tribute to self-love and acceptance. Through delicate imagery and introspective reflections, the poet longs to embrace the gentle, nurturing perspective of a mother towards her child. In search of solace and kindness, the words seek refuge within the unbroken sanctuary of a mother's unconditional love and understanding.
This poem gives insight on a figure in greek mythology that was terribly misunderstood.
Another must-read piece for the end of this year's Poetry Month written by Adri Rocks. Find your comfort in the warm memories of this poem.
