When winter wanes, wends Westward, where winds weave warmth within, weaken, wear, we, weary, wait. We, weary, want. Women walk, weathered,
By t.r.h. blue4 years ago in Poets
They touch; Tentative, tender. Twenty-two, tireless, they think they're Timeless, Though their towns tie them tight. Toxic, toxic, they threaten, they test;
By Elle F. V+4 years ago in Poets
Sunrise, sunset Slow start, soft send Seagulls sing, shadows sway Salty sea, Saturday Sky shines, sails soar Sweeping sand, shallow shore
By Kat The GirlV+4 years ago in Poets
Old oligarchs opining obedience Ordinary orators occasionally object of Odd, offensive occurrences Only offering odorous oil
By T.F. Hall4 years ago in Poets
Two troubadours told tall tales To three tired travelers Tarrying to take the time to taste The treats that topped the table
By Pitt GriffinV+4 years ago in Poets
When Winter woke, We watched, While wind whistled, While wildflowers wilted, While water widened whole. We watched, While white was whisked wherever,
By Deanna “Nani” Fratus4 years ago in Poets
Trusted troops - they turn the tide, Testament to the truly tried. Troublesome, tempted, too terrified, To tell the tales they've televised.
By John Oliver SmithV+4 years ago in Poets
Sweet serendipity, Simple sincerity. Sun sparkles—soft, sublime, Softly singing, starlings shine. Serenading stars, slowly setting,
By Cathy Alexandra4 years ago in Poets
He held her hand Her hand held his heart He held his head high He honored her Hearing her hesitation His heart harbored hurt
By Pamela Walsh-Holte4 years ago in Poets
Silent seas, serenading shores, Softly shimmering, seagulls soar, Solace sought, solace stored. * Stars scattered, skies serene,
By E.K. DanielsV+4 years ago in Poets
*content disclosure: could be upsetting to some* He hadn't hesitated, hanging his hat. How hypnotizing her hair, how harmonious her hips.
By Abby Kay Mendonca4 years ago in Poets
Dazzling, dreaming, dawn delivers. Dewdrops dampening, drip. Dirt drinks dry, dutifully drains, digesting dank decay. Dandelions dance dramatically
By Heather Glenn4 years ago in Poets