Long live all the magic we made, who knew we would cut it so short The moment I stopped pretending you were worth all the air, all my breath, all the tears.
By Alyce Willow6 months ago in Poets
I am so sorry. I am sorry, my love, my soulmate… that I didn’t realize it earlier. I still don’t know myself after four decades, so I should have thought on marriage for at least four weeks.
By Gabriel B. Shames6 months ago in Poets
water through new polyurethane smells like childhood summers, the cool water through the electric green garden hose after a sweaty bike ride
By Harper Lewis 6 months ago in Poets
The Man Beside Me Cameras exploded like thunder The second we stepped through the door Red carpets curled beneath our feet
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
Chrysanthemums tea steeps as i. Rest is breathing Sunlight sunbeams cascade you omitted them *** Volcano flares But your eyes are sealed.
By Michele Nampalli6 months ago in Poets
What’s Wrong With Being Happy They stare when I laugh for no reason at all As though joy itself should be chained to the wall
The Titanic met its fate at the turn of the twentieth century, the victim of an iceberg. Ice that could have been avoided.
By Michelle Liew Tsui-Lin6 months ago in Poets
It’s Over Did It Ever Begin? We sat in silence avoiding each eye Two tired strangers pretending to try Love had grown distant and thin in the room
fluorescent torture of endless grey cubicles, institutional ceiling tiles and cheap, industrial carpet, Endless corridors of colluding
Hands on Willingly toiling for those for which she cares deeply Digging into prior knowledge Planting new information Making sure material is absorbed
By Julie Lacksonen6 months ago in Poets
accusations thicker than thieves, self-congratulations for cruelty, Chewing up my blood spitting it in my face, Clearly, the problem is that I don’t love Jesus.
The hardest thing about being ceremoniously murdered is that no one tells you, and there is no funeral; you just wake up dead one day,
