Naya Lizardo

Joined January 2023

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Travel addict, writer, knowledge enthusiast and poetry dabbler. I write about relationships, mental health, and social issues.

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Sweet Sister Spare Some Sense
Sisters slowly sliding Sadly steadily splitting Separation's slippery slope Siblings slowly separating Slipping, slipping
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
Russian Doll
There once was a narcissist quite bold, Whose ego would never get old, Like a Russian doll, Full of himself, wall to wall,
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
A Condescending Con Descending Stairs
There once was a criminal so vain, Who loved to cause others great pain, He walked down the stairs, With a smirk and no cares,
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
The Concrete Calls My Name
My hopes, my dreams, I cannot keep, With no home, I cannot sleep. My future, a rambling mystery, A wanderer, without a home, I will be.
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
The Glasswing Butterfly, a Sight So Sublime
The glasswing butterfly, so fragile and sheer, Floats like a dream through the air so clear. Its wings so delicate, so thin and light,
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
The Thrill of a Ride, an Epic Quest - Invest in Priceless Experiences, Not Toys (A Poem)
The thrill of a ride, an epic quest, A journey of joy and profound rest; A sunset's beauty, a starlit night, These are the things that make life bright.
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
How to Instantly Disarm a Narcissist: 10 Phrases That Work
I’m sure we’ve all had our fair share of run-ins with narcissists. You know, the people who are always trying to one-up you, always talking about themselves, and never seem to be happy unless they’re making other people feel small? Yeah, those people.
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Humans
If Walls Could Talk, They'd Tell Us Our Prisons Are Failing Us.
If walls could talk, I’d tell you of broken dreams, of a justice system that's not what it seems. For too long, I have been a silent witness to the daily struggles of the inmates, a silent observer of their pain and despair. A silent reminder of the injustices within and of the broken system that allows me to exist. I have remained silent for far too long, for behind me, lies a system that has failed us all.
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
A Rare Glimpse of the Divine, a Reminder of Why
I find bliss in the stars and moon, In the glimmer of their light, I swoon. A rare moment of joy and peace, A moment of total release.
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
The Uncommon Finds Its Place
Rip the box apart Unleashing what is inside Rebel with a heart --- Go unlock the door The uncommon finds its place
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
Two Waves Dance in the Moonlight, Two Souls Intertwined
Sparkling like diamonds Two waves dance in the moonlight The shadows they cast // Two souls intertwined Two waves crashing together
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets
Did You Want to See Me Broken? — An Inspirational Poem
Did you want to see me broken, My heart turned to a pile of dust? Did you want to watch me suffer, As I slowly turn to rust?
By Naya Lizardoabout a year ago in Poets

Naya Lizardo

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Sweet Sister Spare Some Sense

Russian Doll

A Condescending Con Descending Stairs

The Concrete Calls My Name

The Glasswing Butterfly, a Sight So Sublime

The Thrill of a Ride, an Epic Quest - Invest in Priceless Experiences, Not Toys (A Poem)

How to Instantly Disarm a Narcissist: 10 Phrases That Work

If Walls Could Talk, They'd Tell Us Our Prisons Are Failing Us.

A Rare Glimpse of the Divine, a Reminder of Why

The Uncommon Finds Its Place

Two Waves Dance in the Moonlight, Two Souls Intertwined

Did You Want to See Me Broken? — An Inspirational Poem

Stories (27/0)