Leakin eyes n heavy hearts, we regret the tellin’ of this here tale. Our beloved Grandpa went wanderin over to the wrong side of the dirt pile, endin his 92 years of tourin this side of the horizon.
By Susan Loblaw6 months ago in Poets
Sister Sam-Sylvia, was a very faithful friend, she left us to go to heaven, She was an excellent mother of GOD’s, she spent her days being a mom,
By Rachael Frazier6 months ago in Poets
We did not end with shouting. No doors slammed. No cruel final words sharp enough to remember forever. Instead, we disappeared from each other
By Ajan Lori A. 6 months ago in Poets
Laugh, in spite of... Care...regardless of Live...forgetting Dance ...through sorrow, pain & tears Bloom past feelings of exclusion, invisibility
By Antoni De'Leon6 months ago in Poets
You were my everything And I thought I knew How much you meant to me But my aching heart shows How wrong I was How little I knew
By Stephanie Hoogstad6 months ago in Poets
Putting one foot forward Softly tamping down the dirt Stepping through the garden's gate Tears streaming down my face To the spot where I will bury you
By Everyday Junglist6 months ago in Poets
There is a house that still lives inside me though I no longer know who sleeps there now. Its walls were never painted evenly.
I miss the girl who used to wait for good things without fear. She walked through life with both hands open, believing kindness arrived naturally,
Why the robin lands just close enough and stays longer than it should. Why the white feather floats down nearby, with no birds overhead.
By Laura Jane6 months ago in Poets
When you exist for someone it is not simply because you are born into this world but because you are born into their world.
By Katheleen6 months ago in Poets
Within my heart, the weight of grief... Forever rotting with time passed. A childhood that was all too brief... Never should have been so short, fast -
By Krysha Thorp6 months ago in Poets
The version of you That toddled, big-eyed into The kitchen while I was making Crispy-skinned chicken, (Your favorite) would know better than even I
By Penny Fuller6 months ago in Poets
