I love the sound of your smile when we’d talk on the phone . the stories and small moments you'd share . I love your mind
By Justin Keeling9 months ago in Poets
In the lightless night I would still know you by your scent your voice the gentle weight of your gait in the living room
In the year twenty-forty-one Lived the daughter of a seventh son With flowing hair of platinum hue And amber eyes full of rue
By Mother Combs9 months ago in Poets
I threw a snowball at Taylor Swift. She ducked, I knocked over a 2-foot windmill. Shattering it into a million pieces in front of the boy of my dreams.
By Natasha Collazo9 months ago in Poets
My heart floats outside my body Somewhere in the ether Wandering Drifting through the world Scarred and battered Torn and tattered
By Atomic Historian10 months ago in Poets
This document hereby declares that enforcement actions of Department of Homeland Security remain in effect. All relevant agencies are instructed
By Cadma10 months ago in Poets
I can’t explain why But we told ourselves a big lie We told ourselves we had defeated fascism But there was a schism In the streets we shouted their defeat
"WARNING DON'T READ THE FOLLOWING, TO AVOID FEELINGS AND LOVE AT ALL COST!" Denial of those emotions, The things that make you feel...
By Jennifer Cooley10 months ago in Poets
From your collar to mine Nerves adrift and my diverging skin of landmines I lost myself to an ocean of kindness Oh my love would you look at the mess
By Vili10 months ago in Poets
This is not a place of hope. This fool’s gold gilded cage This derelict soundstage from a bygone golden age. No canopy of supportive palms
By Chris Z10 months ago in Poets
Constitutionality, like crime, and kids, like COPS, and the military like impeachment, pardons war powers, and pederasty,
We never said this was love. We said Are you hungry? Did you get home safe? Text me when you wake up. Love lived in the unspectacular spaces—
By Hadera Fahhad10 months ago in Poets
