Joshua Walker

Wow 25,000 followers in less then 2 weeks. I’m kind of speechless on that other thank you all so much. And keep sharing your art visual and verbal, we’re turning bluesky into something really beautiful. Peace and Love this Friday to you all, and here’s so new poems.

Good Morning, so far no one seems overly sick of my poems yet, so brought more. One thing I really want to encourage is we are the resistance and part of resistance is art so post your poems, ahort stories, art, music, photography and so on. Let’s make bluesky home of a modern renaissance.

Hello, All. To all my friends in the States happy Thanksgiving eve and I hope tomorrow is a day of love and peace for all of you. To my friends outside of the States I hope you have a beautiful and fulfilling Wednesday. So far people asking for more so here’s more of poems.

I hope everyone is having an amazing Saturday—if not, why not? Stop what you’re doing and go make it a wonderful day instead. In the meantime, here’s some more of my poetry—I hope you enjoy it! #blueskypoets #poetry

Hello again to all of you wonderful people. I hope your Tuesday evening is enchanting and magical. And remember if things aren’t going your way right now, it’s never too late for a fresh start. Here’s some more poems I hope will entertain you.

I hope everyone is having a wonderful start to their week. If not stay strong and believe, because it will get better. If I’ve missed you on follow backs I’m trying to keep up so please let me know. Peace and Love to all, here’s some new poems

Happy Saturday! For #BlackHistoryMonth, I’m highlighting Black poets who inspired me. Starting with Langston Hughes—his work, especially “Harlem”, “Weary Blues” and “Let America Be America Again” shaped me as a poet if you haven’t read them you should. New poems below. #poetry #poems #blueskypoets

Hope this find you all well. Don’t know how things are where you are but it absolutely freezing here, so let’s warm things up with some poems…

Whatever holiday you celebrate (or none at all), I wish the happiest of times to all my followers. May peace and love find you this week. Now, how about some poems?

Hello again to all my friends, everywhere. Your kind words and reactions to my simple poems have truly brightened my life, so let’s keep that energy flowing. Here are some new poems for you. #blueskypoets #poetry

Okay so a day ago I made one of those thank you for 4k followers, woke up this morning to 10k I really don’t what to say other thank you for all the love, even you weird guys who keeping sliding in my dms talking about the Illuminati. If I missed you on follow back please let me know. Peace and love

For #womenshistorymonth today I celebrates the life and legacy of Maya Angelou—poet, activist, and author of Still I Rise and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Her words continue to inspire strength and resilience.

Here’s some new poems from me.

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Today for #BlackHistoryMonth, I celebrate Tupac Shakur, yes that Tupac. While many poets leave volumes, his one masterpiece, “The Rose That Grew from Concrete,” reshaped my soul. If you haven’t felt his raw vision, you’re missing out. New poems below. #poetry #blueskypoets #poems

For #BlackHistoryMonth, today I celebrate Paul Laurence Dunbar—one of the first Black poets to gain national recognition. His poems like “We Wear the Mask” and “Sympathy” still resonate deeply. If you haven’t read him, you’re missing out. New poems below.

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As 2024 ends, I want to thank you for being part of this journey. In a heavy world, we’ve built something bright together. Here’s to carrying hope and resilience into 2025, shaping the future with words and dreams. For the final time this year, here’s some new poems. Happy New Year!

Today, for #BlackHistoryMonth, I celebrate Frances Harper—her fearless truth and uncompromising call for justice in works like “Bury Me in a Free Land” have forever reshaped my poetic vision. If you haven’t experienced her work, you’re missing out. New poems below.
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I love this site so much, it’s way more positive, here’s some of my original poems for anyone whose wants to read them #blueskypoets #poetry

For #womenshistorymonth, I celebrate Edna St. Vincent Millay—poet, iconoclast, and rebel. She wrote of love, loss, and freedom with fire and defiance. Her sonnets still cut deep, her spirit still burns bright. More should read her.

Here’s some new poems from me.

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Hope this finds you all well. The Holidays have passed and despite the state of things keep hopeful for the New Year, my friends, as hope is more powerful then fear. Here’s some new poems I hope you will enjoy.

Hello dear friends, I know the next few days will be draining, but let’s use that energy to create hope. We will get through these four years. Little by little, let’s make the world brighter. Artists, writers, poets, musicians—now’s the time to spark an artistic revolution. Here’s some poems.

This Tuesday, for #BlackHistoryMonth, I celebrate Nikki Giovanni—her bold love, unapologetic truth, and empowering words in poems like “Ego Tripping” “Nikki-Rosa” and “Mothers” have deeply influenced me. If you haven’t read them, you’re missing out. New poems below. #poetry #blueskypoets #poems

For #WomensHistoryMonth, I’d say what this poet means to me—but for Emily Dickinson, I have no words. Only a poem.

Also rest in peace, Michelle Trachtenberg. I grew up watching her, taken before the final act. Some stars burn quietly, but their light never fades.

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For #BlackHistoryMonth, today I’m honoring Etheridge Knight—a poet of raw anger, lyrical power, and a voice too many have never read. A force in the civil rights movement, his work, like Prayers of a Prisoner, still galvanizes. Here are some new poems from me. #BlueskyPoets #Poetry #Poems