Category: Art
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Last night, plagued by insomnia, I created a whimsical poem, “Yellow Dogs Can Read,” The poem features a yellow dog, emphasizing its love for reading…
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In “Will o’ the Wisp,” the author depicts a mystical journey from the dark ages into light, exploring nocturnal adventures filled with starlight and ethereal…
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Lesley Scoble’s work, “Sixing and Sevening,” captures the emergence of something novel and strange in the early morning. It explores the verbs “sixing” and “sevening,”…
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The poem “The Four Seasons” by Lesley Scoble captures the essence of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, highlighting the unique beauty and experiences of each…
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Lesley Scoble wrote a sonnet titled “Coyote and Badger” inspired by a true story of friendship between a coyote and a badger in Coyote Valley,…
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The poem “The Crane’s Duet” by Lesley Scoble reflects on the historical journey of the common crane in Britain. Once abundant, the crane became extinct…
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The poem explores themes of memory and nostalgia as the speaker struggles to recall the name of a long-lost hero. After a chance encounter near…
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Ephemeral Whispers highlights the ethereal beauty of nature through poetry. The content outlines the structure and characteristics of an Elfje, a five-line Dutch poem form,…
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The poem “The Werewolf’s Warning” warns against venturing out at night, hinting at the dangers of both werewolves and vampires.
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Summary: Lesley Scoble’s list poem recounts a mishap at a campsite resulting in a broken ankle. The poem was a response to a prompt by…
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