Secrecy in the stillness it’s almost serene. Iron curtains plummet around leaving all asunder. Lull to the temporary tranquility of nothingness.
By Gee2 years ago in Poets
Stay absolutely fucking still Ignore the crushing weight, the dulling pain Leave your body behind, just for a while Even after the tears and begging, he didn't stop
By Shelby Larsen2 years ago in Poets
Sinking, sinking deep beneath the tide, I cannot hear the world above me. Light itself can barely reach these depths where
By Vic Mousseau2 years ago in Poets
Softly and slowly, she formed the words Illusion of speech without sound Lazily rolling off her tongue like hummingbirds Effortlessly, her mouth formed and then found
By Lizz Chambers2 years ago in Poets
Storms roll in, ragged and rumbling, Inundating my senses. Luxurious in their darkness, Ebony emissaries of August's impending end.
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Poets
Stillness is my superpower. I'll always see the truth and find the exit in due time. Love, in it's purest form surrounds me.
By Ariel Celeste2 years ago in Poets
Sitting together in the parked car, trying to focus on the text I will use to reach out but the absence of distraction pulls the focus to your sadness, although you make no sound. The calm is a welcomed change.
By N.J. Karp2 years ago in Poets
Stroll with me a while. I want to see that smile Linger on your lips and Enjoy the warmth as your hand slips Next to mine and our fingers entwine,
You come home from work and don't even crack a smile Tell me what's wrong so I can fix it now Let's talk before you go lie down
By L.I.E2 years ago in Poets
Soon, soon the cacophonous day will peter out In the clanging of pans and the clatter of forks, Lessening with the light, its raucous sounds centralised,
By Hannah Moore2 years ago in Poets
solid ground gives way like hidden trap doors. incited by suppressed memories escaping rusted anchor. livid, is understated, leaving nauseous trails from
By Lamar Wiggins2 years ago in Poets
So many years sitting across from one another. Husband and wife, once closely knitted. Invested in the other’s desires, goals, accomplishments and well-being.
By Breezy2 years ago in Poets
