Gratitude

My First ISBN
Nine seven nine eight eight nine eight six five two one one one is the most beautiful number I’ve ever seen, the lovely
By Harper Lewis19 days ago in Poets
The Zodiac, Which Are You
The Zodiac, Which Are You Aries comes in like a thought you act on too fast, Heat in the chest, shoes already by the door.
By Marie381Uk 19 days ago in Poets
Cautionary Story
Can I have your attention? I know you don’t wanna hear me right now, but I need for you to listen Getting older is tricky, lol, sometimes we think we know it all
By Alaine Hay19 days ago in Poets
Only in Theaters
December is drifting to a close Like a movie on a projector Reaching the end of its reel Flapping as one possessed by a spectre
By Mother Combs19 days ago in Poets
Torn From The Top
They tell us the veil was thick— not linen you could fold at night, not fabric that stirred when men passed by, but woven dense with warning,
By Hannah Lambert19 days ago in Poets
Focus On People Who Matter
What truly exhausts us in life isn't work, nor reality itself, but the people who make us uncomfortable. Even if you haven't done anything, a single word or expression from them can cause immense stress. They aren't worth your attention, yet they consume your entire day's mood.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing20 days ago in Poets
Together Me And My Horse
Together, Me And My Horse I love my life in the way this moment breathes, the leather creaks, the wheels wait their turn.
By Marie381Uk 20 days ago in Poets
Kindness, Undone
I used to think love was a test I had to pass with perfect posture smiling, agreeable, swallowing the sharp parts of myself
By Milan Milic20 days ago in Poets
Pine needles thread rays of sun
Pine needles thread rays of sun, as the day is nearly finished and done. You have won and you have the final say, despite doubts of dreary, dappled gray.
By Rowan Finley 20 days ago in Poets
THANKS GIVING:
THANKS_GIVING Little 12-26-25 All the trappings... Turkey, Ham, Mashed potatoes... ..A beggar child standing on a corner.
By Victor Mendez20 days ago in Poets
Rhiley
Only 5 lbs 6, She ushered in with the snow. My most special gift!
By Alaine Hay21 days ago in Poets
Lantern Bones
My grandmother’s hands show up in mine When I’m washing rice that same quick swirl, that same patience that looks like boredom
By Milan Milic21 days ago in Poets