She was busy counting wolves conversing with crows soft and white as a widow's linen. They scoffed at her, called her delicate,
By Ellie Hoovs8 months ago in Poets
Everything Changed Haiku The sky turned yellow Fish grew feathers, birds grew scales Man amazed just watched
By Marie381Uk 8 months ago in Poets
I want to believe that the world is fair, I really, really do I want to believe that people care I want to believe that, too.
By Calvin London8 months ago in Poets
White noise is all I hear When you utter your hurtful thoughts White lights in every tear When I think of what you've taken from me.
My mind wears a collar, but the leash drags behind. They tried to train my spine— teach it obedience like a second language.
By Lolly Vieira8 months ago in Poets
They Did Not Come in Peace You ask us what we dare try to describe ? I’ll tell you, it’s the evil alien tribe. Not in fiction, not a film, not a dream
Alcoholic Mischief Alcoholic mischief maker It poured itself into my glass, potent magic, strong, accursed, my head was banging, I needed a nurse.
Whispers of the Mountain Beneath tall trees where mountains rise, A lake reflects the painted skies. A boy kneels low in flowers fair,
By Mukhtiar Ahmad8 months ago in Poets
Oh, how the heavens must envy the way she wears the light— not borrowed, not given, but born from within, a slow-burning sun wrapped in skin.
By Zakir Ullah8 months ago in Poets
Good news. I have been granted commenting privileges again. Communicating your thoughts on others work that mention the good and the bad that allows for
By Mark Graham8 months ago in Poets
What is artificial intelligence? artfully done work that may depend on the circumstances used reactionary issues may occur
He inherited the tightly folded linens, starched corners, brittle creases, bleached until they could no longer recall every harsh argument around the table
