We Were Married But We Were Lonely We were married but we were lonely, Sleeping inches apart. The bed held two bodies, But no warmth.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
This poem is for you, mother, despite the way you brutalized me with your words, mother, despite the way you hardly cared for you daughter, and-
By Kera Hollow9 months ago in Poets
Filtered light through trees runs so deep Cygnets follow their Mama—peep peep peep Atop the the lake, they go to eat their next meal
By Reiley9 months ago in Poets
Zero grace… Sometimes it’s just hard For me to say thanks When it’s charity and support? Gratitude comes easy But Compliments are hard to receive
By Sam Spinelli9 months ago in Poets
Little children what do you know and what exactly, are you able to show do you know why the world is fighting all its foes
By Susan Payton9 months ago in Poets
I grew up with a simple life philosophy: no unnecessary rituals or rigid beliefs. Be kind. Work hard. Live honestly. I wanted to make my parents proud,
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
Can you believe I lost to this effing guy? Yeah, neither can I How ‘bout we make that the lie? And invent our own truth I been doin’ it since my youth
By Canute Limarider9 months ago in Poets
Umbrellas across the hallway *** black canopies forced backward through their own rib cages *** thin metal struts blown through nylon skin
By Fatal Serendipity9 months ago in Poets
Full moon reigns in the West Above blanketed powder snow Below— ivory, silver and cerulean meet in silent, parallel play.
By Kate Kastelberg 9 months ago in Poets
Oh my sun Let your hands rise towards the clouds and let them pass through you Tell me how warm you feel Live and reach it in your soul and aura
By KuroHoshi9 months ago in Poets
A playground, inside of a park, inside of springtime. Grass buds press through the soil like little follicles of hair pushing
By Raistlin Allen9 months ago in Poets
Low but distinct rumblings of grass are felt 'Meadow indignation' mixed with disdain at concentrate-levels an elder might detect
By The Dani Writer9 months ago in Poets