I'll tell you what I want so you can wonder about what will be and not what won't . I want to drink from your cup your everflowing cup
By Justin Keeling9 months ago in Poets
Author’s NoteThis piece is for anyone who has been told—directly or quietly—that their way of loving is “too much,” “too slow,” or “not quite right.”Difference is not a failure of love. Sometimes it is love, practicing restraint.
By Flower InBloom9 months ago in Poets
Corruption doesn’t always wear a villain’s face. Sometimes it looks like paperwork. Sometimes it sounds like policy. Sometimes it feels like exhaustion you can’t explain.
We learned early how to be smaller than the room, how to keep the door closed even when the air was thin. We became experts in reading pauses,
My boot Straps snapped From too Much force Applied for Too lengthy of Days Wrapping, entrapping My throat Throttling my life
By K.B. Silver 9 months ago in Poets
Rage is not loud at first. It arrives as heat— a low drum in the ribs, a tightening behind the eyes, a refusal of the body
Thank You vocal very much who knows maybe I can get a Top Story now ?.,,😊😊😊 My Sweet Juicy Baby, Born Again You arrived wrapped in sweetness and light,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 9 months ago in Poets
Ballots & Bones They taught us politics as if it were a sport— red jerseys, blue flags, a scoreboard flickering every four years
Several years ago I was sitting next to a man on a plane and he said: "I wish everyone was born blind like me, then we would see clearly, true beauty, real truth, judge without seeing, learn from listening respect for everyone" ❤️
By Jorn Rasmussen9 months ago in Poets
Life struts through veins like a charming criminal, offering treasures already broken. Each dawn appears discolored but smiling,
By Tim Carmichael9 months ago in Poets
You're letting something come in the way of love . Can't you see? . It's your plans . You're letting your mind lead
The Man Who Didn’t Care He passed the church with shoulders square, ignored the hymns that filled the air, walked by the graves without a stare,
