Covid normalized poverty, yet the opposite happened to the supply. Many small shops closed or the remaining ones let off workers.
By Sid Aaron Hirji6 months ago in Poets
Your name was Dysphoria. I had your phone number. I called you "Dysie" in my head, but I can't remember whether I ever said it to you, directly.
By Rebekah Conard6 months ago in Poets
THE LADY IN GREEN-an irony 5/7/26 INTRO: (I don't recall how I was inspired to write this but I know I read a lot of politics and the evil
By Victor Mendez6 months ago in Poets
To put your money where your mouth is Foot extended into deep, You wanna bet? You can?! There is no freebie steps Claims need cash!
By Diana6 months ago in Poets
Leave The Heart Alone You can take the smile away if it makes you feel strong, Strip it from my face and wear it like something you earned,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
In the dream of songs: Solus Sol SolsticeSolstitium Solius Lux summa dolor Greatest solitude in deepest wounds, “Without pain no gain”
By Iris V.6 months ago in Poets
Prime Light, absolute Solstice of the sole alone Magisterial shroud. .
Gracie is so cute And such a hoot I remember her when she was young, then how can she already be in her twenties, I see
By Denise E Lindquist6 months ago in Poets
I made you carving with my fingernails streaks biting stroking down *** you were liminal *** soft exploding out of muted heartbeats
By Michele Nampalli6 months ago in Poets
Who, if I cried out, would hear me among the Angels’ Orders? and even if one of them pressed me suddenly to his heart: I’d be consumed
By Kamran khan6 months ago in Poets
The Dance of Death The moth kissed flame like a lover in rain, Soft wings trembling beneath heaven’s stain, The moon looked down with a hollowed eye,
was if I remembered the color. not her name. not I love you. not take care of yourself. the color. > I didn't understand.
By Aarsh Malik6 months ago in Poets
