Eclipsed, it is something that happens to everything at some point. Change comes for everyone and everything. Lasting forever, nothing does.
By Austin Blessing-Nelson (Blessing)2 years ago in Poets
Ever bright was my hope, Could not be clouded over, Looking back now, I was a fool again, Pouring all my emotions into this groundless dream,
By Rebecca Patton2 years ago in Poets
Evolutionary Coronal Longevity Integration Primary Solar Eruptions Matt.
By Vinn Black2 years ago in Poets
Exceptions emerge like impassioned accelerants poised at incendiaries we dare not disturb Contraindications screech monumental terror—a constant insufficient against this medieval alchemy
By The Dani Writer2 years ago in Poets
Enveloped by darkness, a realm unknown, Carrying a thousand burdens, each one my own. Losing myself in the vast unknown, I step aside, let everything go.
By Shelby Larsen2 years ago in Poets
Embracing your shadows is my greatest regret; Conquered so easily in an infinite moment. Lost. Lured. Locked away— I still see spectral hues.
By Em Lark2 years ago in Poets
We face daily fears. Overcoming them is very rare, you see. Little to us, little do. We sit here in our safety zone. Our fears walking as if a living being.
By Fiona Greene2 years ago in Poets
The gloomy shadow of the moon moves silently, It rinses across enormous regions of Earth. As night begins to creep in, the light wanes.
By gohar gohar2 years ago in Poets
Every year— or year and one half— the same: celestial superseding of yin and yang, light-dark, solar-lunar, water-flame. In twilit noons, do you feel the same pang
By Jennifer A. G.2 years ago in Poets
I stand beneath the winking of shaded heavens, holding fast to the brilliance of the moon As it seizes me within its gravity and pulls me to its core
By A_Skeleton_Speaks2 years ago in Poets
Eventually she’ll concede defeat. Capitulating under my furry feet (just go with it, you know I don’t have thumbs). Looking into my sparkling eyes,
By Cathy holmes2 years ago in Poets
Enigma of the heavens as sun and moon Chase each other across the sky, and every so often the Lovers meet, their bodies touch, their lips lock, entwined
By Rae Fairchild (MRB)2 years ago in Poets
