We cry differently, some in silence, some out loud, some behind closed doors, some in crowded rooms while pretending to smile.
By Artical Media9 months ago in Poets
The Day the Internet Went Silent No alert woke the world that morning. No buzz. No chime. No vibration crawling across nightstands like an anxious insect.
By Imran Ali Shah9 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
I learned the city by its bruises, by doors that closed without sound, by men who vanished mid-sentence and streets that remembered everything.
By Jhon smith9 months ago in Poets
I sat there for hours. More than four. Festering like an expired jar of jam forgotten in the fridge, undesired for too long.
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By Cadma9 months ago in Poets
One Button One button sleeps beneath a lid of calm, A stillness taught to look like self control. It waits while rooms agree on polished words,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Yet another blackout in our little old town, I lie beside you, my hand in yours, tasting the salt of sideways tears, the bedsheet damp
By Gardenia Rose9 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
By Atomic Historian10 months ago in Poets
You are not weak for feeling pain, Nor small for shedding tears. Every scar you carry inside Is proof you faced your fears.
By Artical Media10 months ago in Poets
I was intact before you. *** Not whole. Just unbroken. *** The dark knew me. It kept its distance. *** Then you arrived
By Aarsh Malik10 months ago in Poets
Fiends glued to their screens Watching dreams drip from the flesh Seeing what’s left When the ravenous of have taken all
