Checking the glow-screen Is this what my life is now? Need instant feedback
By Gabriel B. Shames9 months ago in Poets
If this book were a poem, it would probably be shelved under “Humor of the Slightly Eccentric.” But...I am a poem. Whatever do you mean unnecessary line.
By Antoni De'Leon9 months ago in Poets
Grandma Snores and the Dog Can’t Sleep Grandma’s snoring fills the night, A roaring sound, a mighty fright. The windows rattle, the curtains sway,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
The Man In A Camper Van In a camper van, old and worn, Sits a lazy man, with a heart half-torn. Dust on the dashboard, seats stained and frayed,
You've left me without warning. No note, no talk, no phone call. Not even a cowardly text or email, Which would have been much worse
By Lana V Lynx9 months ago in Poets
one can only dream to share years of joy years of finding that one beautiful soul that changes the foundation of yours and lifts it to heavens above
By Quentin woodard9 months ago in Poets
Here I am again, alone at home, Music playing, feeding my soul. Valentine’s Day returns once more. The stores are crowded with men
By Ina Zeneli9 months ago in Poets
Insomnia The clock ticks slow, the night stands still, My restless mind denies its will. Thoughts like whispers, soft but loud,
A cockroach fell on its back from somewhere above from sometime before trapped; until it dries, mummifies stay hydrated, ads say
By Andrei Z.9 months ago in Poets
I. Some buried in books Some stuck to their phones. Doing what they can To drown out the little world they’re forced to sit in
By Dean Traylor9 months ago in Poets
At two a.m. the world is quiet engulfed in darkness thick with worry waiting for the clock ... to ... tick ... time moves s l o w e r
By A. J. Schoenfeld9 months ago in Poets
My spouse has a job, works from home. two cute, witty kids, a house in the suburbs, a leafy neighborhood, and an organic backyard.
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
