Odes Stories

I took a poetry class and I thought I would share my poetry with you P.S this is my first time writing poetry

Words by Fransivan MacKenzie Illustrations by Cali Isobel "FOOLS" is a small collection of poetry accompanied by illustrations that reek of love in its rawest nature, therefore defying all kinds of logic. All sixteen poems (excluding the tiny ones on photographs) were inspired by the responses I've received upon asking some folks a simple question: What is the dumbest thing you ever did for love? This zine was originally released this April 30, 2020.

This is a book filled with poems. Written a long time ago and revised or some new ones I had to write down. Enjoy!

A collection of my verse, "Reflections In A Moonlit Shard" covers everything from pre-colonial African history to contemporary mundanity; it includes three odes dedicated to people that are important to me, Yoruba spiritualism, and a description - in sonnet form - of my morning routine back in 2024.

Hi there! I'm Grace and I'm a high school senior. I'm currently taking poetry and it's been a great experience. I wanted to share some of what I've written over the course of the trimester. Feel free to leave feedback, and I hope you enjoy.

A collection of poems and thoughts.

I wrote this for the farewell of my seniors in college... Thought might share...

Just a nice way of saying thanks to my dusty old friend.

The anthology of what becomes next.

read to find out

One day, a girl was given an assignment in English class. She had to write three odes, three haikus, and three free verse. She had only written her first three odes, when she was told they were too long, and she had to start over. She wasn't sure what to do with her other poems, but then an idea hit her. She could make a poetry book on Wattpad, and share her poetry with everyone. So now we're here. That girl was me, and this is my poetry. Some haikus, a little bit more odes, but mainly it's free verse, which range in size and emotion. Some are short and happy, while others are longer and more intense. Or vice versa.

A collection of poems

The sum of a weekend reading John Green, a conversation about bonding with people and a certain question. The title signifies the place things that remain unsent or unsaid go to.

A small but bittersweet collection of poems from this year's work.