Dear Moon, The night she left, the house forgot how to breathe. Even the clocks slowed, as if time itself refused to move on.
By Erick Galaviz11 months ago in Poets
Dear Moon, dark and glowing I’ve finally arrived to raise my humble head to you. And as I do, I hear the howls and hoots of other humbled heads. It is not only me you speak to.
By Christopher Falcione11 months ago in Poets
Though the first frost has yet to form Winter makes his presence known The nights stretch longer, a chill sets in The world grows quiet and dim
By Jaye Ruggiero-Cash11 months ago in Poets
This night is dark With no end in sight This climate growing unbearable As we search for light Fear plagues our communities
i am d e e p in the f i r n neither {f l u i d} nor {f o r m} awaiting the s u n * by the l i g h t i f l o w
By Kristen Balyeat11 months ago in Poets
Moon I once adored you, I thought your beauty The grandest In The sky But lately I’ve come to realize In my heart I never loved you
By Sam Spinelli11 months ago in Poets
I can take no more Of the wretched Scratching droning That infiltrates my pounding head I despise the incessant sound of chirping
By K.B. Silver 11 months ago in Poets
Muse of all muses Surrounded by night Adorned with the stars A luminous beauty bright A muse with many faces Each one unique
The night you left us My world went dark My life as I knew it was over, gone A void was left, that can never be filled The emptiness aching, suffocating
Unmasked by Rain The storm came down the narrow street, soft-footed, oddly sweet; It tapped on every shuttered thought and pooled around my feet.
By Milan Milic11 months ago in Poets
I have nothing to say to you tonight. Surely you’ve grown sick of my aching arrangement of the lexicon. Surely, you are bored.
By G Saint11 months ago in Poets
Why didn't they see it coming? The signs of rot and corruption were vivid, unmistakable Who could possibly have been oblivious to the steady slide south?
By D. J. Reddall11 months ago in Poets
