Sofly, barely noticeable, a susurrus blew through Impinging a feather touch upon ear canal Leaning in, ear cocked to the night breeze
By Andrew C McDonald2 years ago in Poets
Surrender to Brilliance Increase in Confidence Let go of Limitations Eradicate ALL Obstacles Negate Negative Thoughts Concede to Victory
By Tiffany Gordon2 years ago in Poets
Scattered leaves Impact the ground Leeward, not even a rustle Entwined vines creep Nestling in the roots Cached foliage a meal
Silent… Or else… Impending doom approaches Limping on crooked leg Engaged in hunt for prey Not a whimper or I’ll die Caught, brutally beaten to death
Stillness is all I have left. In a heartbeat, Life was taken from you. Empty, silent nights, eternity, and dust. Nothing is left, your fluffy tail is no more.
By Susan Fourtané 2 years ago in Poets
Seeds of insight, slowly sown In sacred soil, barely known Lovingly, the plant is grown Effortless, it sprouts alone Nightshade claims a thorny throne
By Insinq Datum2 years ago in Poets
Soliloquy of quietude Imbues the stars with sombre mood Longing yet breeds while sleeping brood Exemplifies a dormant feud
Such stillness was the night, Illuminating light from our glorious moon. Listen to the soft ballads of bugs and frogs, Entertaining all that drift to their songs
By Jennisea Standing Rock2 years ago in Poets
stop acting like a victim it could have been worse let it go evil is a strong word—don’t be dramatic nobody believes you
By angela hepworth2 years ago in Poets
Some wounds don't bleed, they fester- Inflicted unseen, they Lie- silent, disguised as Evenings wasted in drink; or New trinkets stacked on old piles; they
By Judah LoVato2 years ago in Poets
Silly girl, all alone in her room with nobody to talk to. Isn't it a shame that she has to be alone to keep quiet? Loneliness keeps her pathetic mouth shut for once in her stupid life.
By Cat the Autist2 years ago in Poets
Stillness among the heavens Intoxicating from first view Life has now become severed Entwined with the stars Nirvana lost to the universe
By C. H. Richard2 years ago in Poets
