The Late Night Poems

This whole episode is dedicated to my book "The Fairies of the Flowers". And about to read 1. Rapunzel. 2. Fracture in a soul. 3. Dried Tears 4. The Witch. This is an art and poetry book available in color only on amazon.com. To know more about book listen tonights episode. If you want me to read your favourite writers poem send me the name and poem on my  Instagram account - @Err0ristt   And I will recite in my future episode. And don't forget to checkout my Book "The fairies of the flowers". Its an art and poetry, coffee table book.  From now on available in color only on Amazon.com The background music behind the poem was taken from pianist Lucas King, if you like his music follow him on YouTube.  Thank you :)

In this episode, I'm going to read one of my favourite poet and writer The Great William Shakespeare poem "How can I then return in happy plight" published in his Quarto in 1623. If you want me to read your favourite writers poem send me the name and poem on my  Instagram account - @Err0ristt   And I will recite in my future episode.  And don't forget to checkout my Book "The fairies of the flowers". Its an art and poetry, coffee table book.  From now on available in color only on Amazon.com The background music behind the poem was taken from pianist Lucas King, if you like his music follow him on YouTube.  Thank you :)

In today's episode, I am introducing Sarah and read her poem, "Thrift Store Angels".  She is an upcoming writer with a great sense of how to add aesthetic in poems. The Thrift Store angel is poem about a person and how he/she deals with break up where on the other side one who move on too quickly like it was never happened.  She posts poems on her Instagram page. So follow Sarah on Instagram for more aesthetic poems and posts.  Sarah Instagram page - @drunkinpoetry_ If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account to submit your poems     IG account -  @err0ristt      And don't forget to checkout my Book "The fairies of the flowers". Its an art and poetry, coffee table book. From now on available in color only on Amazon.com Thank you:)

In this episode, I'm going to read one of my favourite poet and writer Rudyard Kipling's poem "The Female of the species" published in 1911. If you want me to read your favourite writers poem send me the name and poem on my  Instagram account - @Err0ristt   And I will recite in my future episode.  And don't forget to checkout my Book "The fairies of the flowers". Its an art and poetry, coffee table book.  From now on available in color only on Amazon.com The background music behind the poem was taken from pianist Lucas King, if you like his music follow him on YouTube.  Thank you :)

In today's episode, I am introducing Riya Jumariya and read her poem, "The Eternal Scars".  She is an prolific writer, who wrote not only poems but several articles and short stories at such a young age. And participated as coauthor in 10+ anthologies books. She posts poems on her Instagram page. Follow Riya Jumariya on Instagram for more beautiful lyrical poems and short stories. Riya Jumariya Instagram page - @riadorable_words If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account to submit your poems    IG account -  @err0ristt     Thank you:)

This is special episode requested by Daksha Singh Parmar.  And I'm going to read her favourite poet Williams Wordsworth poem "Daffodils or I Wandered lonely as a cloud in this episode.  If you want me to read your favourite writers poem send me the name and poem on  my Instagram account - @Err0ristt  and I will recite in my future episode  Thank you :)

In this episode, I am introducing a modern writer Mr. David Olvera and read his 3 poems:-  1. You  2. Apologies  3. Women.  David wrote short poems daily on his IG page. And his poems are reminds us are deeper emotions often we neglected them.  So if you are interested and wanna dig some those emotions go and checkout his IG.  David Olvera's IG account-  @olverapoetry  If you want me to read your favourite writers poem you can send your request on my Instagram account.  Thank you :)     IG account - @err0ristt

In this episode I read 13th centuary Persian sufi poet Rumi aka Jalal Ad- Din Muhammad Balkhi poems,  "A moment of happiness" and "who at my door". He is one of the most read poet in United states and in eastern countries,  one who famous for his mystical and sufi rubaiyat or quatrains. So listen his poems A moment of happiness a love poem of two lovers  and who at my door is a dialogue poem, a conversation between God and his True believer. Also if you want me to read your favourite writers poem you can send your request on my Instagram account.  Thank you :)   IG account - @err0ristt

In today's episode, I am introducing Chehak Mehra and read her poem, "We don't talk anymore". She is an exceptional writer, posts poems on daily basis on her Instagram page. And her poem "We don't talk anymore" is structured very beautiful, replacing old beautiful moments with tough moments but has to be done to find the solace and move on with life. Follow Chehak Mehra on Instagram for more empowering poems. Chehak Mehra Instagram page - @theinkthought_ If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account to submit your poems   IG account -  @err0ristt    Thank you:)

This episode is about 19th century's most famous novelist Charles Dickens. He was an English writer, who wrote several famous novels like Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, Paperwick Papers and many more. But how many of you know that he was poet too, he wrote so many ballads and sonnet for his plays that he produced. And in today episode I'm going to read one of his ballad "The song of the wreck", story of shipwreck and its survivors. Among those survivors there was an innocent child too who survived survived harsh weather until the Shipman couldn't decide whether they should take a boy with them or not. So to know what happened to that you have to listen today's episode The late night poems. If you want me to read your favourite writers poem you can send your request on my Instagram account. Thank you :)    IG account - @err0ristt

In today's episode, I am introducing Edward G. Wallace and read his poems, "If I were awake" and "An Introduction (my reason to be)".  He is an amazing writer, post poems on daily basis on his instagram page. Also his poems were published in three anthologies books. And today's poem  "An introduction (my reason to)" is a very beautiful poem in which writers showing that poems are his mirror to read him and if you can understand the poem then you will definitely know the person. Second poem If I were awake is kind of remembrance of spring and beautiful memories he shred with love ones. Following Edward on Instagram for more delicate poems. Edward G. Wallace Instagram page - @eagwallace_108  If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account to submit your poems  IG account -  @err0ristt   Thank you:)

This episode is about the most famous Innovative writer of 20th century Edward Estlin Cummings. And I'm going to  read his love poems in this episode 1. May I feel said he ( published in 1935) 2. My old sweet etcetera (1926) 3. I carry your heart (1952) My sweet old etcetera is a letter from soldier to his lover, summing up his whole family situations and views about going to war. May I feel said poem is humors and sort of story telling of two love birds conversation. And I carry your heart poem is one of the most famous love poem by E. E. Cummings.  If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account.  And I would love to read and put your reference in my future episode.  IG account - @err0ristt    Thank you :)

In today's episode, I am introducing Neha Shakya aka Salena Amber and read her poem Intoxicated Thoughts and Soul Cleaning.  She is a beautiful writer, post short poems in her own calligraphy style handwriting.  Her poems also published in anthology book "Cluster of Ballads" available on Amazon.  And today's poems intoxicated thoughts and soul cleaning are very thoughtful poems, both makes you to think about those times when you feel poisonous by people which leads to some bad decisions but also a self awareness that you could do better and clean your soul by removing those negative thoughts Follow Salena for more enlightening poems. Salena Amber's Instagram page - @salena.amber_ If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account to submit your poems  IG account -  @err0ristt  Thank you:)

This episode is about the most famous Gothic writer all the time, Edgar Allan Poe.  And I'm going to  read his two poems "Alone" and "Annie" (wrote for his friend Nancy to admire her for helping him in his difficult times) "Alone" is about authors inner torment and suffering and  published posthumously in 1875. If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account. And I would love to read and put your reference in my future episode. IG account - @err0ristt   Thank you :)

This episode is about 20th century's most important modernist writer The Virginia Woolf. She was an English writer, who wrote Mrs. Dolloway, The Lighthouse, Orlando and many more novels in her lifetime. In today's episode I read one of the prose from her book "The Waves" published in October, 1931. Based on the story of 6 friends and their different stages of life, written in a poetry style. If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account.   I would love read and put your reference in my future episode.    Thank you :)   IG account - @err0ristt

In today's episode, I featured Osito and his poem. He is a prolific writer and artist too, putting all his thoughts on colorful canvas.  He wrote 3 poems books - 1. Old Brook road  2 The precisioned nightmare 3 Teddy Bear poems All are available on Amazon. And Today's poem is "A Distant Soul" by Osito Vigilante. A beautiful poem about a soul feel distant from world and how inner thoughts change the perspective overtime. So follow him for more poems Osito's Instagram page - @vigil_anteart If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account IG account to submit your poems - @err0ristt Thank you:)

This episode is the part-2 of the famous German - American  writer Charles Bukowski.  And in this episode I read his poems Bluebird requested by Sheena Tirkey.  Her IG account - @_rescuedsoul_ This poem published in 1992s anthology, "The last nights of the earth poems" And "It is not much" requested by anonymous published in the book "The people look like a flowers at last" If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account.  And I would love to read and put your reference in my future episode.  IG account - @err0ristt  P.s. the background music of the poem is taken from Lukas King's piano. If you love his music please follow him on YouTube. Thank you :)

This episode is the part-1 of the famous German - American  writer Charles Bukowski.  And in this episode I read his poem "So you want to be a writer", was posthumously published in 2003.  And in next part of this episode, I'll pick your favorite poem of Charles Bukowski and read it.  If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account.  And I would love read and put your reference in my future episode.    IG account - @err0ristt P.s. the background music of the poem is taken from Lukas King's piano. If you love his music please follow him on YouTube. Thank you :)

In today's episode, I read Angela Aka serene poems. She is wonderful writer so i pick not just one but 3 poems of her and these are:-  1. Sit with me a while  2. Losing you  3. How I want to remembered  All the poems she posted on her Instagram. So follow her on Instagram for more beautiful poems. Her Instagram page - @serene.poems.etc  If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account   - @err0ristt   P. S. The background music, I used in poem, is Lucas king.  If you love it, subscribe him on YouTube.  Thank you :)

This episode is about Emily Elizabeth Dickinson's poem. And in today's episode, I read not just one poem but 3 poems of Emily Dickinson.  1 Hope is a thing with feathers published in 1891 2. The Wife published in 1896  3. I measure every grief I meet also published in 1896 If you want me to read your favorite writers poem, send it to my Instagram account.  I would love read and put your reference in my future episode.   Thank you :)  IG account - @err0ristt

In today's episode, I read Sheena Tirkey's poem, "Its time to turn back to God". In this poem writer talks about those negative aspects around us in shape of humans or situation, making us to feel bad about ourselves.  Also she is conveying the message to improve faith in humanity and be kind to each other before its too late.  Follow Miss Sheena Tirkey for more poems on her Instagram page.  IG account - @_rescuedsoul_  If you want me to read your poem in my podcast send it to my instagram account  - @err0ristt  P. S. The background music, I used in poem, is Lucas king. If you love it, subscribe him on YouTube. Thank you :)

This episode is about Thomas Sterns Eliot's poem "The Ash Wednesday".  It was published in 1930 after Eliot's conversion in Anglicanism.  Also known as " Eliot's Conversion Poem".  If you want me to read your favorite writers poem,  send it to my Instagram account.  I would love read and put your reference in my future episode.  Thank you :) IG account - @err0ristt

In today's episode, featuring the new writer Miss Daksha Singh's poem  "The Bloody Man" Its about the relationship, how it went from beginning to that point where a person regret to be with her/his lover.  Follow Daksha Singh on her Instagram page for more poems. Instagram account- @w0rd_dreamer If you want me to read your favourite poem in my podcast send it to my Instagram account  @err0ristt Thank you :)

In today's episode I'm going to read "Mad Girl's Love song by Sylvia Plath". It was published in 1953 and one of Sylvia's favourite poem.  If you want me to read your favorite poet's poem send it to my Instagram account -  @err0ristt  I would love to read and share your reference in my future episodes. Thank you :)

If you want me to read your favorite writer's poem or you want me to read your poems. All you have to do is send me your best poem and your little introduction, add your social media handles and send it to my IG account - @err0ristt And I would love to share in my future episode. Thank you :)