Most recently published stories in Poets.
She was a princess once In some other place In another time She dripped jewels Wore crystal tiaras She was graceful But only because
By A. R. Ambrosi8 years ago in Poets
Her dimples weren't light They were defiant and charming Barely a smirk. Yet they were alarming Her hair As soft as her
By Ecarg Nosive8 years ago in Poets
I'm listening to silent tears hitting the window of my heart The sky has opened up her doors And it’s tearing me apart
By Gordon8 years ago in Poets
There was this shiny plastic wrapping I put on before I left. Protection, yes, but more for enticement. Advertising, I wanted to fill the first shelf, I wanted to peak people’s interest as they walked by.
By Jeni Lee8 years ago in Poets
The Blue Jay sings, like it does every morning. Its ballad being of service in a multitude of ways; effortlessly gracing ignorant ears with tunes soaked in hope and a new morrow.
By don paul8 years ago in Poets
My sister’s soul was spotless, mine was spotted by design They were hues of different colors That did not fall in line I was angry, I was crazy, I was shouting all the time
I love everything there is to love about you When I say everything I mean it all Starting with our fights and the kisses to make up
By Halie Marie8 years ago in Poets
The waves lash and pummel the deck The jailor cackles while you joust with the elements This godforsaken grave of turbulent tides
What would life be like to actually live in peace And violence wasn't the only way to show emotional release No more wars over things that make no sense
I went to the funeral And it was closed casket. I wore sweatpants and a sweatshirt. I walked up to the casket and yelled
By Judy's the name8 years ago in Poets
Who is poor in the United States? The Cars, mobile phones and Running water are Symbols of having Some semblance of wealth.
By Skyler Saunders8 years ago in Poets
1. When I say that I love you I mean that on somedays my heart will hold hands with your smile and play hopscotch on the crumbling concrete
