This article was produced as a result of a test that enabled me to discover that whilst the web is second nature to most users there are still a large number of people who are interested in poetry and have not yet mastered the art of using the internet.

The web has made it easy to find content about poetry quickly. Just a few years back you needed to take the whole morning at the library skimming through hundreds of books.

Today you can simply take 5 minutes or less and just like that you have a huge categorized and highly relevant list to choose from about poetry or specific topics of the same subject.

With so much information presented by search engines the speed and efficiency of using the web can deteriorate if you don’t know how to use it the right way.

Why not take a few minutes to read through these few points I present below to help you with you your search. I have written these such that I do not waste your time but add into your quest to finding the best information and content online. To some this may be just a refresher “course” but I still do encourage you to read on.

Currently the most popular search engine is Google so the tips are more focused on Google.com but you can use them on Yahoo.com.

Use of commas in your search query can help you narrow you search to the pages with the exact information you want. For instance to find a college course about poetry, simply enter “poetry courses”, For a career search on this topic just type “poetry careers”. This will return pages that have the exact information.

You also have an option to use the “+” operator. That is, if you enter a term like “documentary about poetry”+ “poetry books” will produce results that have both terms appearing somewhere within the page. 

My last tip is simply to search within one reliable site. You can do this by entering the operator “site:” at the beginning of your search followed by the site name and your keyword.Using this one will enable you to search through a site of your choice only.

Armed with this information there is no reason to spend hours searching for that information no matter how rare it is, whether it is about your internet in - poetry or any kind of content you may be interested in like reverse search cell phone number.

Now take some time to enjoy the great content offered by this site before testing your newly found skills.

Come to me tonight my love,
Don’t let me be alone,
I shall give to you a love
this world has never known.

I’ve been waiting for a lifetime
for this moment to arrive,
In you I’ve found my paradise,
And I thank God that I’m alive.

You shall never have to worry,
Nor shall you ever be alone,
For the love I hold for you in me
is solid as a stone.

It cannot be trampled on,
Nor can it ever be torn apart,
For it is locked away in safety
in the very bottom of my heart.

And as life is still unfolding,
we have much yet to foresee
But right now the only thing I need
is you, the night and me.

Braces by Joshua Motl

How I hate these painful brackets
That yank and pull my gum.
Without anything to make them numb
They hug my teeth like an agonizing jacket.
This awful devise creates a racket
This evil creation will not let me hum.
They have no use they are so dumb
If only I could hide them in some pocket.
The dreaded braces cause much pain
They say they make teeth straight and true,
But all they can do is make me blue.
These wicked braces cause a stain
They will never make my teeth new
These things may even be my bane.

A Lesson I Have Learned

Why doesn’t he like me?
Why doesn’t he care?
Is it something I said,
or something I did with my hair?

Why doesn’t he adore me?
I tried my very best!
The more I tried, the more I cried,
and he liked me even LESS!

He ended up liking my best friends,
I couldn’t believe it was true!
Wouldn’t YOUR heart be deep in denial,
if the SAME thing happened to YOU?

I have learned my lesson,
let your crush come to YOU!
If I remembered that when I first saw him (OH, when I first SAW him!!!),
Then I would know what to do.
And he would like me, too.