I personally don't think poetry has to have meanings. Also everyone once reading a poem could have a different understanding of what the poet is trying to put across.

Like this idea Adam . It nice to see what other people have in there collection.

Was a great night Adam very interesting.

Adam you need to take as long as you need.its been a very difficult year being isolated. You have worked so so hard on getting the cove up and running I can't imagine how many ours you have taken you.plus your you tube video's. You take good care of yourself and I'm sure there are members out their that will only be to give back a little time to realise some of the strain when you come back.

OK will have a go

Well here I go Rachael 2020 Oh what a year 2020 was. People looking out there windows and no one to be seen. The heart ach of families far and near People wondering all over the world are we ever going to be normal again. Families lifting there love one's up with positive words. People giving and sharing what little they have trying to lift each other up to a better place. 2020 has shown what is important and what we take for granted.

OK this is a good one can mean so many thing. Will try later to write one

@Naino Masindet this is beautiful

Not really. I think it all depend what the poem is trying to tell.

Thank you Rachel. Not really a poet. But I dabble a bit.

In The Wee Hour's As I lay here in my bed, in the wee hours of the morning. The moon shining through a gap in the curtains onto the wall casting shadow's of the trees outside. I listen in the silence, what can I hear. The rustling of the nocturnal creatures looking for food. In the distance a fox's call for its partner. The clock by my bedside ticking and seems to be getting louder with every tick. Oh how I wish I could just close my eyes and drift off to sleep but my brain is having none of it. Roll on day break when all my nightly thoughts fade away into a new day.

And sun sparking on the ribbling water.