sure, she said it rains like it would be always rain or was it close to
By Gerry Thibeault8 months ago in Poets
two veins quake, shake, break a slip of serrated tongue a river of red
By Emily McGuff8 months ago in Poets
Upon His shouldersJesus my mountain raises meto walk stormy seas π
By Diana8 months ago in Poets
Cancer acid cell breathes not, will to survive, kills. A zombie doesn't die. πββοΈ<3
Hazy, blurry night β My thinking is hazy tooβ¦ Walking under stars
By Gabriel B. Shames8 months ago in Poets
The boiler is shot No heat in my apartment The cat has cold ears
By Daniel D'Agustino8 months ago in Poets
in reading a book no matter what it is adventure begins. (Note: To all parents, teachers and whomever like books.)
By Mark Graham8 months ago in Poets
lights are gone down, out. devices dead; fridge off. stars, though, shine half-frozen
By Mark Francis8 months ago in Poets
releasing the twine sashes reflecting sunsets kite tails in the sky
calm in it, an ease pushing hard against shorelines burning driftwood warmth
thin sheets of paper I was writing a novel forever hump days
Plain food on a plate. Not any variety β Just there to enjoy