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Category: Joshua Feliciano

3 May 201723 Feb 2023 MEJ Editor 2017, Authors, Creative Writing, Joshua Feliciano, Original Poetry, Poetry

Poetry Selections from Joshua Feliciano

More Than Just Words Poetry is like a song written on paper It doesn’t always have to rhyme It doesn’t always need time You could make a poem in poetry about everything It could take seconds and it can take hours But poetry is like a way of expression You can always use it when … Continue reading Poetry Selections from Joshua Feliciano

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