The wind is acting up, searching for a cause after centuries breezing through leaves unnoticed. It’s tired of being treated like background noise, never
By Tina D. Lopez6 months ago in Poets
Lady of the Night Beneath the glow of fractured lamps, She walked the city’s sleepless veins, Through bitter cold and dripping damp,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
When The Fat Lady Sings There comes a moment when the ending can no longer hide, A final note hanging heavy in the air, Everything leading to this point without pause,
even Love Chooses Inamorato . ❤️🔥 . Chosen one. Elected. Selected. . Preferred attributes adorned Prepossessed
By Diana6 months ago in Poets
It might take a while to learn how to play Maybe you will never win But it is not easy to lose Certain tricks will help to improve
By Christopher Beard6 months ago in Poets
I think of her when I wash my hands, remembering how she taught us proper procedure during the pandemic. * It helped that she was doing it
By David Muñoz6 months ago in Poets
remember missing my footing but do not recall the fall— the world seems so different now thou knowest I don’t know how— the little wren yet sings
By John Cox6 months ago in Poets
I used to look at charity and love And think: Wow, altruism, legit I used to look at non-violence And think: Wow, peace!
By Sam Spinelli6 months ago in Poets
No doubt most readers can FIGURE poem this read to how OUT by the end of THIS sentence. challenges presents LIFE Sometimes,
By Julie Lacksonen6 months ago in Poets
Designed for a single season many seasons ago a thoughtful gift heartfelt exciting blooming then a souvenir you've weathered
By Colleen Walters6 months ago in Poets
(a diver sinks, profundity below them/they don't save any breath to return to the surface) my former cis self, you're dead.
By Tyler Clark6 months ago in Poets
Oh, thou mistletoe resting in mine spacious boughs as gentle earth yieldeth her loving sustenance unto mine vast foundation
