A bulging root is only an obstruction when attention is not being paid. Yet, such lack of awareness will allow you to experience the
By Kale Sinclair10 months ago in Poets
Pain hibernates within the roots of growth. For all things grow, yet not all fruits float. Peace retreats during the blooming of a single shadow flower.
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 10 months ago in Poets
I didn’t come back all at once It was more like a slow signal returning to a radio I’d stopped tuning. ﹁﹂ First, I noticed my hands again.
By Milan Milic10 months ago in Poets
created, written by Vicki Lawana Trusselli This is a true story. Syfy blended with Dream of what has been a gift from the universe.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 10 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 Nampalli10 months ago in Poets
If you encounter a body of water, here's what you do: You approach or walk away, the choice is up to you. If you slip and fall in,
By Maddy Newt10 months ago in Poets
No Dumping PUBLIC NOTICE Effective immediately, this area is no longer designated for disposal. Unauthorized dumping is prohibited.
By Jesse Lee10 months ago in Poets
The ability to ask questions is our conscious tether to the ethereal wisdom which requires no feather. Becoming luminous is a delicate process of transmogrification.
Dear father, . . This letter serves as official notification regarding the condemnation of the property located in the middle of my chest cavity
By Leigh Victoria Phan, MS, MFA10 months ago in Poets
Chapter 11: The Quietest Version of Me The quietest version of me doesn’t arrive suddenly. She emerges slowly, like a figure stepping backward into shadow.
By Elisa Wontorcik10 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,
