childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
Rasberry sand
The blue waves clash together creating a beautiful crash, with hints of saltwater moving with the wind, onto the sand. The strong pungent scent of summer - smell everyone knows, sunscreen. To help not burn your skin onto a crisp, like the color of raspberry ice cream the kids laying on the hot rocky sand enjoy
By Sweet&Sour_Margarita5 months ago in Poets
I’m really sorry about the inconvenience.
At first, it probably seemed like a small issue—the flickering lights, the brief power outage, and the way your toaster let out one dramatic scream before giving up on life entirely. I promise, none of that was intentional. I was simply trying to fix a loose wire. It looked harmless enough, just sitting there like it had been waiting for someone mildly confident and deeply unqualified to come along.
By Imran Ali Shah5 months ago in Poets
To the Girl in the Polaroids: A Letter to the Version of Me I Left Behind
I found you today, tucked between the pages of a book I haven’t opened since the world was smaller. You were standing in a sun-drenched kitchen, wearing a dress that no longer fits and a smile that hadn’t yet learned how to be guarded. Your eyes were wide, unblinking, staring at a future that I am now living—a future you wouldn’t recognize.
By Mariana Farias6 months ago in Poets
