They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
PUBLIC NOTICE: ALL-CLEAR Attention please. This is a public announcement addressed to the nervous system, the muscles braced for impact,
By Hannah Lambert8 months ago in Poets
The Locksmith’s Chair On the shoulder of the M6 gray, Where fog devours the break of day, There sits a chair, with iron vibes,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 8 months ago in Poets
Prayers for World Peace I hold the world in open hands no banners raised, no proud demands just quiet hope where silence grows
1. Do not allow your heart To yearn. Your feelings, You must cull. 2. Don’t sit there smiling, In a daze. Fantasy Takes its toll.
By Mama Magdalene8 months ago in Poets
I tug at the metal handle protruding from my intestines invisible, homeopathic bag filled with shit- like cures like I’m a gummy, runny bowel, numb.
By Michele Nampalli8 months ago in Poets
In the Summer of my years I wander miles and days through the golden hills reflecting on my will . These evenings I spend
By Justin Keeling8 months ago in Poets
Encompassed by a prism of possibilities Sanctity in souls that breathe purity They enrapture torment of sin quenching my thirst painstakingly
By Meredith McLarty8 months ago in Poets
MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: There's nothing new under the sun Although it's disturbing, it's already been done We've polluted the airways
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden8 months ago in Poets
Down an old, ancient road finding its fortress It hides in fangs that drip with love, charged with ecstasy That fine-toothed comb
The silence between us is like the ice thickening on the lake of oblivion. I could trudge out to the center from the shore
By Natalie Wilkinson8 months ago in Poets
Trouble is brewing The anger is stewing They say one of ours All of yours Power whores Their lies stoking anger and violence
By Atomic Historian8 months ago in Poets
The Weight He Wore Inside He laughed at the bar, played the part well, a joker with eyes that never smiled. His friends called him lucky,
