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
Adulting is scary All about making decisions Without panicking Without crying Because why are you crying? Just because you are overwhelmed about all the decisions you have to make
By L.I.E11 months ago in Poets
My Friend, you have many names. Today, we call you Wolf Moon. Will you join me in a January howl echoing across the valley in the icy fog?
By Andrea Corwin 11 months ago in Poets
Rust-Tasting Hope I’ve drunk from chipped enamel cups, from faucets lined with red, from pipes that coughed up yesterday and iron in the bread.
By Milan Milic11 months ago in Poets
Dear Moon, Do you remember the night, When you were full and bright, Your pull so strong, How you made his heart alight.
By Ashley Ball11 months ago in Poets
Why did you, the Moon, chose her? Growing inside punched out thrown away devastated light reflecting But no room of her own
By Cameron Hampton11 months ago in Poets
Dear Moon, I’m writing from the edge of another sleepless evening. The city hums like a tired machine, and yet you rise — slow, patient,
By Erick Galaviz11 months ago in Poets
Dearest Moon, You who wear silver wisdom upon your skin, You who pull the tides and cradle the secrets of women I write to you with reverence,
By Cadma11 months ago in Poets
I am tired in ways the sun can never warm, bones humming like streetlights that never turn off. They call it resilience and strength
hello moonbeam - dear one today my brain is so tired i have outthinked myself into a fog not all days awaken brightly lit and cheery
By Novel Allen11 months ago in Poets
The Soft Apocalypse The world did not explode on cue or split along its spine; It frayed in little tender ways—like yours and sometimes mine.
I squash mushrooms in my garden Whenever they start huddling together. It makes my anger bubble less. The scribes sit at the corners of classrooms
By Ruby Red11 months ago in Poets
