Dear Luna, While you've not known that I exist, In shadows deep, I've stood And memorized your every curve Relentlessly, since boyhood.
By Dana CrandellV+3 years ago in Poets
Dear Resusci Annie, I know we just met and this seems forward, Excuse my hands as I place them thus, Two fingers at your bust,
By Judey Kalchik V+3 years ago in Poets
Peaceful Kentucky Heart, Recall the midnight's stroll Underneath the stars Bask in the simplicity That cannot be ours. Rest in the deep, green grass
By Alexis WellmakerV+3 years ago in Poets
Dear Governor Newsom, Please hear my plea, From a low-income citizen, that's me, I write to you with a heavy heart, Hoping this letter reaches you, in part.
By Steffany Pope3 years ago in Poets
Dear autumn, When the rains come From the west, They find the windows In the city, Perched, like the dandelions, Of spring, against the red brick,
By Steve Hanson4 years ago in Poets
Dear Ugly Truth - You are one bottle away from me. - You are twenty-one shooters of broken - promises. You are a kind
By Stevi-Lee Alver3 years ago in Poets
To Van Gogh's lovers – A young man with a cap, a girl with ruffled hair. He leads her down a path through a field with willows,
By Helena Adeloju3 years ago in Poets
Dear Joanne, In the early days, they lauded you for the way you sacrificed my beauty for intelligence – so brave, that –
By Dane BH5 years ago in Poets
To the archaeologist that may dig up this grave someday, These ashes, In their pastel tin Wrapped with silhouettes of lighthouses,
By S. C. Almanzar3 years ago in Poets
To Lon, May I hope One day You find it in yourself To absolve the past. Take the Uprooted tree And find a New home.
By KB3 years ago in Poets
Dear Earthlings, I find your actions quite confusing All these resources you are using Plastics and strip mines and CO2 What the frack is the matter with you?
By Leslie WritesV+3 years ago in Poets
