In a world so big, with skies so wide, It's easy to feel small inside. But tiny stars, they light the night, Proving even little things shine bright.
By Noman Khana day ago in Poets
In sign language's beauty, hearts find a way, To connect, to cherish, to brighten each day. Hands flutter like birds in a boundless sky,
By Ren2 days ago in Poets
The Creator worked diligently with His hands, His eyes in every place By Wisdom he formed you, day and night He did not sleep
By D.S. Fisichella2 days ago in Poets
if you know where your trauma stems from, you can kill the root
By Jordan Alexis Moss2 days ago in Poets
if only you knew the plethora of women he entertains behind closed doors
In the early light of dawn's embrace, Our bed's a cozy, sacred place, Yet every morning brings the test, Of who can stay in slumber best.
By Tale Weaver2 days ago in Poets
Though dad may not have known his second 'son' was his daughter He did pass on knowledge before he passed, to the next generation
By Savannah K. Wilson2 days ago in Poets
In twilight's hush, where stars alight, The world transforms to softest night, A season's spell, a yuletide call, Where winter's breath enshrouds us all.
By RAYMOND ONYENZOR OGWU3 days ago in Poets
I didn't know I was flying I thought I was just high I guess whatever I was smoking on Put me in the sky The drugs held my soul
By Erianna Gilliam3 days ago in Poets
Chavko said, "Be prepared. She will die." "We pray, trusting God either way." One day later, he called to say that praying had worked.
By Mack D. Ames3 days ago in Poets
I don't have one, A cardigan that smells vaguely like a grandfather. I don't have one of those either, A grandfather. And people who do not have and cannot have...they steal.
By Silver Serpent Books3 days ago in Poets
In the quiet moments of dawn's gentle light, I find a whisper of grace, pure and bright. For every blessing, both great and small,
By Kevin MacELwee3 days ago in Poets