Family

I feel Like Not One of Them
I feel Like Not One of Them They nodded past me in the room like I’d come late, or dressed too plain They spoke in codes and smiled in groups
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
She Laughs Like She’s Not Drowning
She laughs. And it’s the kind of laugh that makes people think she’s fine. The kind that rings like windchimes, Carefree, delicate, rehearsed.
By M.SUDAIS 9 months ago in Poets
Hereditas: Onus et Donum
The gift of life. The burden of living. What do the ancestors provide— Continuance? Comfort? Conformity? Many have spoken of nature and nurture—
By Tales from a Madman9 months ago in Poets
Death And Grief.
Death sits with grief for a little while. He knows he has a hard job but the job that grief has is one not even he could ever endure.
By April Kirby.9 months ago in Poets
Love and Trust Message to Develop Faith
Love, trust, and faith — three simple words, yet they shape the deepest and most meaningful human experiences. We long for love that heals, trust that holds, and faith that carries us through the storms of life. But how do these pieces truly connect? How can love and trust inspire the kind of faith that transforms a relationship into something sacred, lasting, and unshakeable?This isn’t a philosophical puzzle. It’s something felt in the everyday moments — in how we speak, how we listen, and how we choose to stay. Whether you're just starting your journey with someone or deepening a long-standing bond, this message is for anyone who believes in the power of emotional connection to build a foundation that goes beyond words.
By Shohel Rana9 months ago in Poets
The Ascent
The shadows cling, they pull me down, A heavy cloak, a stifling gown. My breath grows short, my vision blurs, A symphony of whispered fears.
By Aima Charle9 months ago in Poets
To My Unborn Child
07/02/2022 – To My Unborn Child All our lives, from all various angles, we have been advised to come first... To win and bring home the gold,
By Armand Slayer9 months ago in Poets
Where I’m From
Where I’m From I’m from cracked sidewalks and cicada hums, from screen doors that slap shut in protest and backyard swings that creak like tired bones.
By Get Rich9 months ago in Poets
Withering Ties
Where everything is short-lived The grudges we hold are long-lived One moment we say, arguments lead nowhere And the next moment, we speak words, unfair
By Akshita9 months ago in Poets
The Colors We Share
In every heart a story grows, A dream, a fear, a truth it knows. No two alike, yet all belong, A chorus in life’s human song.
By Aima Charle9 months ago in Poets
Trust Over Sex
If a woman engages in conversation with a man, If two women or two men share intimacy, Many individuals in contemporary society hesitate to view that connection as sexual or homosexual in nature...
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
Thoughts of a heart
Thoughts of a heart on soft leaves Woven in shape A woman who loves with a feather Do not compose poems of separation Who always brings happiness
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets