Family

Relentless and Full of Grace. Runner-Up in Tattoo This Line Challenge.
It was your graduation and friends pooled in their eddies of ranked popularity You've grown so much and not the girl I once
By Kevin Rolly9 months ago in Poets
Life Is a Diet
Life Is a Diet Life is a diet I try and fail each day, A silent struggle I don’t dare say. I count the crumbs, I skip the bread,
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Obesity a horrible disease
Obesity a horrible disease Obesity plays with what you feel, It twists your thoughts, then seals the deal. You eat to cope, then hate the plate,
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
What Gives You the Right?
What Gives You the Right? You say I’m chubby, with a grin, As if my body is your sin. You point and laugh, then walk away,
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Oops… I Fell in Love in 0.5 Seconds
"Oops… I Fell in Love in 0.5 Seconds" "0.5 Seconds to Forever | Faster Than a Heartbeat" 💘✨ A Poetry & Short Story ✨💘
By Am@n Khan 9 months ago in Poets
The Symphony of Unwritten Words
Fingertips trace windowpanes of thought, glass smudged with the ghosts of sentences that dissolved before ink could baptize them—
By Sanchita Chatterjee9 months ago in Poets
childhood pipe dreams
A childhood home with a full pantry a white picket fence maybe even a puppy a soft home not full of any screaming no hunger pains, and no hitting
By angelica lesly9 months ago in Poets
A Mother's Devotion
I carried my child in my womb for ten months... I fed him with my milk... I took care of him through sleepless nights...
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
Masking Out Anxiety
Masking Out Anxiety Inside, I am not me Anxiety, please set me free From from the rules, I white to survive. All I want is to get better,
By Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Not My Burden to Carry
I learned a secret One I wish I hadnt One I also kept a secret To protect others hearts You treated me the same You never knew I knew
By Chxse9 months ago in Poets
Did You Get My Letter?
Did you get my letter? I know, it’s a strange question. But I find myself asking it over and over, especially when the rain begins to fall. Something about the rhythm of raindrops on glass makes everything feel closer—memories, regrets, even you.
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Poets
The Letter My Father Never Got to Read
✍️ Full Story (Word count: approx. 1700 words) (This story is based on real emotions. Names and events are altered for privacy.)
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Poets