i can't hear it but i know You're speaking life over me the sound waves tinkle on the breeze a lilting melody rises as a ribbon
By Colleen Walters2 months ago in Poets
The memories of your babyhood always bring me joy, Every little step, every little milestone; Always a precious memory to cherish forever.
By Carol Ann Townend2 months ago in Poets
The painting that liked to talk When there was nobody there everything was extremely quiet This was especially the case during the night
By Christopher Beard2 months ago in Poets
The department of endless complaints Everybody comes here They never have anything nice to say Sometimes we wish they would just go away
Sitting here, Staring into space, I let my eyes softly close, And my arms relax; I allow myself to sense the moment, Calm,
The Odd Job Man The odd job man came to my door. Iβd never seen his face before. He said heβd come to fix a wall. But something didnβt feel right at all.
By βΏ V+ Marie381Uk 2 months ago in Poets
False Lovers Just for Show They smile together for the crowd. They hold each other nice and proud. They kiss whenever people stare. But there is no true feeling there.
Who Gives A Toss Who gives a toss whoβs called the boss. When workers always pay the cost. They work all day for little pay. Then still get told to work away.
I matter, and so do you. Stop caring about other people because other people don't care about you. Put yourself first because no one else will.
By Jen Phillips2 months ago in Poets
Everyone insists that you need to be yourself, But you need to follow the rules; There are no rules. There are unspoken rules that you're supposed to follow, but you should create your own path,
Crystal Ball Haiku Moonlight fills the glass, Whispers drift through silver mist, Tomorrow waits there. #Marie381UkWriter/Poet
This piece won first prize at the fair this weekend. Read to the end for the story behind the poem. SMALL WORDS by Stephanie Van Orman
By Stephanie Van Orman2 months ago in Poets
