Do you remember when . I used to be your whole world and you were the center of mine . For me the highlight of every day
By A. J. Schoenfeld6 months ago in Poets
I am so far away Miles and moments away Only a text or a call but Often nothing at all can Bring me closer to Being in the decisions
By Emma K. Weir6 months ago in Poets
In morning’s pale glow there was a moment I thought I saw you Your visage, god rays break through storm Your raven feathered hair, eyes iridescent gleam
By Kyle Manzione6 months ago in Poets
it's been said, it only takes one ghost to haunt you and a single moments pain to feel lost forever is a path you have to go through
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden6 months ago in Poets
Covid dick! It ain’t no myth And today I am done pleading the fifth Yes it’s true, though it might come as a shock: Corona really can shrink your damn cock!
By Sam Spinelli6 months ago in Poets
Janus watches over me As I consider the splitting paths before me Each way marred by thick, impenetrable fog Which one will take me to Elysium
By Stephanie Hoogstad6 months ago in Poets
We lost something, but not in one clean crack. It went quiet first. It slipped out the back door while we were busy naming everything,
By Teena Quinn 6 months ago in Poets
Covid normalized poverty, yet the opposite happened to the supply. Many small shops closed or the remaining ones let off workers.
By Sid Aaron Hirji6 months ago in Poets
Your name was Dysphoria. I had your phone number. I called you "Dysie" in my head, but I can't remember whether I ever said it to you, directly.
By Rebekah Conard6 months ago in Poets
Every married year without knowing it I had trusted the systems' hands To process me without cost Dual incomes side by each others' benefits
By Nicky Frankly6 months ago in Poets
A blank whiteboard, An empty cup, Messages that will forever remain unread. *** Why did you have to leave? I wasn't ready for you to go,
By Amethyst Champagne6 months ago in Poets
👨🏼👨🏼👨🏼 Daddy, I know you've been gone a good while. Even so, a day doesn't go by that I don't think about your smile.
By Rain Dayze6 months ago in Poets