Summary

The website content celebrates the diverse and impactful poetry found on Medium, highlighting the work of ten poets and emphasizing the unique expressive power of poetry.

Abstract

The article titled "10 Writers and Their Wonderful Poetry!" on Medium showcases the platform's vibrant poetry scene, acknowledging the creative efforts of poets who share their work. It underscores the idea that poetry, whether in the form of structured rhymes or free verse, provides an unparalleled avenue for writers to express themselves authentically. The piece argues that poetry can evoke a wide range of emotions and provoke thought, potentially influencing minds and lives with just a few words. The article also lists specific poems and their authors, encouraging readers to explore and bookmark the page for future enjoyment.

Opinions

The author believes that poetry on Medium is underrated and deserves more recognition within the community.
Poetry is presented as a superior form of self-expression, allowing writers to convey their unique perspectives without the need for justification or elaboration.
The article suggests that poetry can have a profound impact, comparable to that of a thousand stories, and can elicit a full spectrum of emotional responses.
There is an appreciation for the freedom inherent in poetic expression, even within the confines of structured poetic forms like limericks, free verse, and Haiku.
The author expresses admiration for the poets featured and implies that their work is not to be missed by readers interested in the art form.
The piece concludes with a gentle call to action, inviting readers to engage with the poetry shared on Medium and to revisit it for inspiration and enjoyment.

10 Writers and Their Wonderful Poetry!

Did you know that Medium has some really creative poets?

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When we think about all the writing and publishing that writers on Medium share with the community, we often forget about the stories that contain some wonderful poems.

Although I don’t really consider myself to be a poet, I’ve been known to create some pretty cool poems.

But other writers, who are more passionate about their poetry, don’t have to worry about feeling like impostors for wearing the label of poet.

The great thing about poetry, is that more than any other type of writing, poetry allows writers to express their unique selves completely and without apology or explanation.

Even certain types of poems that have distinct rules, allow for great freedom of expression.

From rhyming limericks, to free verse and Haiku; it’s all fair in love and poetry.

With only a few words, the right poem can change a mind, a life, and even a world.

Don’t you agree…

Poetry is awesome!

Poetry is a special kind of word art. Just one poem can have the power of a thousand stories, all rolled in one.

Poetry uplifts us

Poetry makes us smile

Poetry makes us laugh

Poetry makes us cry

Poetry makes us think

Poetry makes us wonder

Poetry makes us doubt

Oh, and so much more!

It’s creative and imaginative and has no rules or boundaries, so that anything can be a poem.

Even the words you just finished reading😄

🔆 A Special Little POEM for Medium Michael Burg, MD — by Justiss Goode

🔆 Limeridiculousness — written by Michael Burg, MD (Satire Sommelier)

🔆 “LOVE DON’T LIVE HERE NO MORE” — written by Love'Nia Renee

🔆 Count Your Blessings and Speak Your Power — written by Carmellita

🔆 Embracing Change is Essential — written by Alize Henry

🔆 Life In 36 Lines — written by Bernadette E Wallace

🔆 The Skin I’m In — written by Dawn Swinnie Lumene

🔆Eternal Love’s Poetry — written by KAKA LAM 嘉嘉 @iamkakalamkk

🔆 Wilting Flower — written by Robin Christine Honigsberg

🔆 Oasis — written by Jennifer Kurecki

Final Thoughts

Did you make note of some of the awesome titles and the writers who shared them?

Be sure to bookmark the page, so you can easily find and enjoy more of these poems at your leisure.

To sum it up in my own words…

Don’t Blink and Miss it! — Another poem written by yours truly — Justiss Goode:

Thanks for reading…