I will be enough, just a little more. I’ll work harder so I’m not alone. Wait til you see what I have in store. . The belt on my skin left me sore;
By Aubrey Rebecca10 months ago in Poets
The Voice That Never Leaves A path that keeps repeating what I knew, It winds through shadows where my voice remains, The past returns with echoes I pursue.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 10 months ago in Poets
The Mind I Try to Calm I wake to thoughts that press against my chest, A tide that rises even when I breathe, The quiet never settles into rest.
The Place I Should Have Stayed I walk the line between the gone and real, A path that keeps repeating what I knew, The past returns with truths I never feel.
I try to catch clarity but it ties me like knots. It's hard to see hope when daisies are wilted. I forgave you. I forgave me not.
By Vitaline10 months ago in Poets
The Clock With No Time The clock sat still, numbers missing entirely, its blank white face ticking without purpose. Time stretched strangely
Moving through unknown places areas confounded, yet the roving eye discerns unfamiliar familiarities. - Brickwork a callback
By Alexander Stoddart10 months ago in Poets
June sneaks in with warm nights and loud birds, And my phone remembers you before I do. Your birthday pops up like a dare
By Milan Milic10 months ago in Poets
Generational crimes, snatch identity and time, killing softly Coordinated attacks of exhaustion, chain the conscience in family bondage
By K.B. Silver 10 months ago in Poets
[̲̅S]uffering silently, trapped in my room, tethered precariously by the airwaves of Zoo[̲̅M] [̲̅I]solation and solitude can quickly destroy us, they fuel fits of madness and extreme paranoi[̲̅A]
By 𝐑𝐌𝐒10 months ago in Poets
The Eye of the Branches The eye looked out through living wood, Its gaze both endless, calm, and near, It saw the secrets buried deep,
Please God don’t let them be ill. This thought it leaves me cripple - Maybe I can change it with the power of my will - Every waking moment, I force to be still -
By Sarah O'Grady10 months ago in Poets
