The day starts like any other, Every one the same. There’s no difference. Except the one I feel and the one I allow you to see.
By Simon George5 months ago in Poets
Don't wear this, Wear that instead, Don't hang with her, She's not your type, Don't cry, You're not a baby, You can't go out tonight,
By Carol Ann Townend5 months ago in Poets
He did not like babies. Not even his own. Of course, he was obliged to love them as all good parents must. But he could not
By Paris Rosemont5 months ago in Poets
Pretend it wasn't you. It was someone else touched inappropriately -- too young to fight. * Pretend it wasn't you, afraid of yet another visit in the dark.
By Julie Lacksonen5 months ago in Poets
Dear full moon You give me heartache And make my stress rise like the ocean tides Make people crazy from the inside Overwhelm and unforgiving
By L.I.E5 months ago in Poets
I am full of colour; sometimes, my colour fades, Darkness sets in, I cry and feel low; I smile often, And I can be confident,
Sister moon, my celestial body sibling I beseech thee, post Hunter's moon Imploring your counsel Confiding in you, the only one I trust
By Marilyn Glover5 months ago in Poets
I thought it was my choice. One line. One spark. One deep breath. The taste of fire in my throat, the smell of diesel filling my nasal cavity.
By Autumn Stew5 months ago in Poets
They tell me I should be strong, They say I should move on, They call me a baby when I cry, And when I'm trying, It's never enough,
Haunted by You You linger in rooms I’ve tried to cleanse, in mirrors I’ve covered, in dreams that wake me shaking. Your voice is the echo that won’t fade,
By Marie381Uk 5 months ago in Poets
The Heart that Bleeds Itself A heart once whole now drips with red, The colour of all it could not keep, It beats against the canvas sky,
Caught red-handed, And I said, I know myself, a lie I know my son, a lie, I know my husband, a lie, I know my parents, a lie,
By Parvathi J5 months ago in Poets
