Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
We shape our visions with steady hands. Forming truths that only we can understand. Within stillness, our voices rise. A gentle power that the world ignores.
By Emily11 months ago in Poets
They used to talk in poetry With breath that condensed in mid-air, Creating semicolons - lulling conversational eb and flow
By Ty11 months ago in Poets
Seated in the party filled with deafening music, Yet their ears could only pick each other's trembling heart beats, which was far from therapeutic.
By Varnika Agarwal11 months ago in Poets
everybody hates him that's what his partner says but he doesn't care about the judgment and he never will he isn't as crazy as his inspiration
By ⸘jason alan‽11 months ago in Poets
on the menu identities consumed in isolation by design tribalistic separation us and them denying the nature what it means to be human
The House That Sings at Night The walls hum softly, floorboards sigh, windows breathe, I walk inside. Ears straining, heart open,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 11 months ago in Poets
We create our dreams in quiet light. Making tiny flames from the dark. Under everyone else's noise, our voices grow— Soft acts of rebellion in the changing night.
You left abruptly when the summer ended No time for closure No time for goodbyes I stood there Every sunset, every splash of the waves
By Tatiana Sitnik11 months ago in Poets
leaves slowly burn off branches in the spark of cold fire sounds softened by the glow's cotton wake sunlit glitter scattered among the trees
By A. S. Lawrence11 months ago in Poets
She's stirring sugar into her coffee when I hear it. A mallet sliding across brass hammered thin. She's folding her laundry by the side of the bed when I hear it. A fingertip circling the rim of a glass.
By M.L. Ross11 months ago in Poets
If winter were a dress, and the fall—its seamstress— I’d spend the best of autumn trading gold-leaf cents and flecks of penny-rouge
By Gina C.11 months ago in Poets
Sticking together is glue. Thank you for reading! Which part of the poem resonates with you? Share your thoughts! Please leave a comment. Copyright 2025 K.A. Smith
By K.A. Smith11 months ago in Poets
