humor

When I am a Cat
Dear God and Buddha. I know it’s unconventional to talk to you both - especially at the same time. But I had an idea you see, and a favor to ask.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Poets
poems . Content Warning.
LIFLIFE IS NOT EQUAL What about the baby then? Her little deformed back And that was all due to her mother's small amount of crack addiction.
By Wayne 2 years ago in Poets
POEMS. Content Warning.
A Psalm of Life, first Inform me not in somber numbers, Nothing more than a fantasy, life! Because of sleep, the soul is dead.
By Wayne 2 years ago in Poets
Culinary Catastrophes
Oh, what a tale of a cake gone astray, A baking disaster that ruined the day. I set out with hope, in the kitchen I stood,
By Bianca Lane2 years ago in Poets
Failure 101
Since you be the reader of whom this addresses Your courses in business you prolly should drop If we learn by failure way more than successes
By Earl W. Pearl2 years ago in Poets
Fear
Fear No, not the movie. But this is also about someone luny. Feel it? It’s there. Feel it. Looking into the mirror.
By Andrew Dominguez2 years ago in Poets
Embracing Quirky Love
In the realm of self-love, a tale to tell, Of a girl unique, in her own special spell. She slays one bird with two stones, her aim so true, In life's challenges, she finds her breakthrough.
By Austin J. Knox2 years ago in Poets
Weekly Work Pace
Rise at dawn rinse the dirt race in car off to work Stay all day toiling hard wish I could
By Andrea Corwin 2 years ago in Poets
Love or Stockholm Syndrome
Was it love or Stockholm Syndrome You always kept me home I never realized it ‘til now How bad you were for me I thought I loved you
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Poets
Same old me
I forget what I’m like I used to fun I used to be carefree I used to be free I used to laugh a lot But now I don’t I feel like I got Botox
By Aubrey james2 years ago in Poets
Horney Little Guys
My friend Cathy, met the jolly green giant When she did, he acted defiant He enjoyed whipping up cream At the risk of sounding obscene
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 years ago in Poets
Good Choice
I sat on the rocky purplish outcropping, shivering and staring up at the dual moon in the greenish sky and gapped. Two minutes ago, I had been scrolling online and had for fun answered "All" to one of those "which would you rather be " questions. The options had been....
By Alicia Anspaugh2 years ago in Poets