Song Lyrics
Disappointment
Authors Note: I have been working on this for awhile and debated on whether or not I was ready to share it. It's probably my most personal piece of work and I'm sure no one will "feel" it the way I did. It's a little all over the place while I address things that have happened in my life. I know two people are sorry for some of it, but I still felt these things still needed to be said, uninterrupted. The singing is... questionable lol... as I was crying for the majority of the time I was attempting to record it. Maybe one day, I will do it again when I can get through the words without feeling 'em anymore. This song felt like the 'final boss' in healing. I don't think I'm ready to share it beyond my Vocal friends... but I think it's a good step for what's coming next for me.
By Sara Wilson5 months ago in Poets
THE KEY. Top Story - May 2026.
I wrote this poem in 1968 sitting in my room of orange shag carpet, bright blue walls, I wrote this in 1968 after the 1967 Summer of Love. I TYPED ON AN ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER back then. Here are the papers from then, in cursive writing, So when anyone is checking for AI I have the papers.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 5 months ago in Poets
The Mess You Made
I would usually include my authors note at the bottom, but I wanted to leave this one at the very beginning as a sort of disclaimer. If you've never read any of my work, you don't know anything I've gone through with family. What I have shared here is only the smallest glimmer of what I've faced with them. I won't dive into the entirety of why this song was written, I only want to shed a little light on one of the lyrics in particular. "I hope your God can save you." When I say this, people can easily misinterpret it as me denouncing religion. Saying 'your' God instead of God sounds harsh... but the reason I say it directed at this person in particular is because I don't feel that they believe in the same Christian God I do.
By Sara Wilson5 months ago in Poets
