The wind brings change On the wings of a bird Gliding, soaring Effortlessly across the sky On the ripples of water Flowing, rolling
By Alyssa Musso9 months ago in Poets
I say yes with one hand and build an exit with the other. I step forward and leave a footprint pointing back. The body knows
By Flower InBloom9 months ago in Poets
I am me. I am exactly as I appear to have been drawn. If you don't like, it, please go ahead and move on. I don't wish to be anyone's pawn.
By Julie Lacksonen9 months ago in Poets
If I Ever Love Again If I ever love again, It will not be reckless. I have already given my wild heart once, And watched it learn silence.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Soft blankets of silence slowly covers the town A needed break from the constant crowd A moment to think and hide inside A deep breath taken to calm one's mind
By Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue9 months ago in Poets
Yesterday, rock shop heart-shaped stones— Valentine leftovers, palmed a piece of fluorite. Internal narrator spoke: “Purple hearts are earned.”
By Harper Lewis 9 months ago in Poets
Never truly sober Always drunk or hungover Hurting but also healing I love but I hate this feeling Getting better is painful
By Cheryl Lynn9 months ago in Poets
Bound In Pink They said books were only paper and glue, yet these are stitched with something softer. Ribboned shut like secrets kept for years,
This poem is about money. It is about not having enough of it and thinking about it more than I want to admit. It is about checking my bank account
I can't recall what it feels like to be a child, touching the coarseness of dry grass for the first time, and smiling without adult worries-
By Kera Hollow9 months ago in Poets
We celebrate International Mother Tongue day today. Every language has its place. We don't always need to tell What we know.
By Michelle Liew Tsui-Lin9 months ago in Poets
The secret sauce of poetry Lies in its deep capacity To free the mind from rules that bind Expressions of our human kind
By Insinq Datum9 months ago in Poets
