The last box was lighter than I expected. Mostly air, and that dry-paper smell of things that used to matter every day. οΉοΉ
By Milan Milic9 months ago in Poets
This morning I woke up, And I did just simply that. The sun was bright, the air was warm, So I put on my hat. - I walked out to the garden,
By Latisha Jean9 months ago in Poets
quiet morning air, small dreams curled into soft fur, velvet warmth and purrs.
He lives in fleeting moments A warm embrace Aboard his vessel Sailing when the dawn breaks, maybe In the grocery store I saw an old man put his jacket
By Semara9 months ago in Poets
His heart said yes But his mind said no Her heart said no and her mind also Thrown together By fate alone A love that never
By Calvin London9 months ago in Poets
You carried a soul beneath your heart, A little life too soon to start. - Though earth could not become their home, Their spirit never drifts alone.
Resigned myself to the fact that was, won't be a bright flash that burned a one-of-kind-connection you weren't ready to receive
By Colleen Walters9 months ago in Poets
The first time I said no, My whole body braced for impact like the ceiling might collapse from one honest syllable. οΉοΉ You asked for my time again,
What do you do When you lose your only desire And become so dire Keep going Like a machine Don't stop moving Keep drifting
By CotardDelusionz9 months ago in Poets
You know what they say about the birds and their lives That they can fly away to any place they desire. But they stay in the same place almost their whole damn time
By Alex Torres9 months ago in Poets
Moonlit veil of fog gently soothes my tender heart with a hiding place.
Iβm unlearning rules I never agreed to, but lived by like rent. Donβt be too much. Donβt need too much. Donβt make a scene.
