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Savage (Nowhere to Hide)
Thump, thump Can you hear it? Thump, thump That’s your savage heart trying to escape your chest You’ve caged the animal for years for fear of what it would do
By Kourtney Risher8 years ago in Poets
From Grey To Red
I am Darkness I am not lost I sold my soul A reasonable cost I am not a Demon The Demon is my friend By my blushing side
By Amanda Washburn8 years ago in Poets
This Bartender Serves Me Some Spirit
I came to a hole in the wall bar on a hot and dark night in August, the month of my birth. I approached the counter looking for death,
By Kourtney Risher8 years ago in Poets
Anticipation
Exciting sensations A kiss on the chin Own my soul Breathe me in Take me to a place Only in my dreams My body unraveled
By Amanda Washburn8 years ago in Poets
Unwritten
Leaves circle high Flutter like wings In tormented winds, Unsure of direction— Them and I, One voice In Fall's silence.
By Katrina Thornley8 years ago in Poets
Fin.
It's okay. No, really. It's okay, take it. Take what's left of my heart because it was bound to break anyway. I knew that, from the moment I answered your call. My heart grew so large, it wedged itself deep in my esophagus. I was either too shocked, too excited or too far in disbelief to realize that I'd possibly stopped breathing. All to hear your voice again. So, no, I'm good. You can take all of what's left of me now because, I knew better. I saw it coming from a mile away. Still, I walked right out into the middle of rush hour traffic that is you and got completely demolished by a reckless driver called Love. So, yeah. Take whatever is left. I'm cool. Totally. Code Blue. Flat Line. I'm good as gone. Ghost. Just a figment of your imagination, blowing in the wind.
By La O.8 years ago in Poets
8EEZ Playlist: Tina Turner
Hello there! This is a special 'list by me and my buddy Oates. It spotlights a trailblazing woman who started as one-half of one of the most famous husband/wife duos in rock 'n' roll. After their tumultuous marriage turned to a messy (and public) divorce, this woman, who could've been washed up after her 40s, was given a second chance. Best part? A 1993 biographical film was made about her, starring Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne — and while she was still alive.
By Carlos Gonzalez8 years ago in Beat
We're Just Lines In Your Pockets
You point at us and laugh and say that we’re trash while you make cash from the blood of our sons, wash the stains from your hands, and sweep up the ash.
By Kourtney Risher8 years ago in Poets