Hunger came, unbidden and fierce, A silent thief, a jagged pierce. It stripped away the layers of ease, And left me yearning for simple reprieve.
By Solomon Ogunsanya 2 years ago in Poets
Each word I speak, a thread I weave, A soft-spun chain I can't perceive. It curls around the heart, the soul, Binding tight, yet beyond control.
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Sometimes it’s better to be oblivious Than to be fully aware of the insidiousness that surrounds us Sometimes it’s better to shut one’s eyes
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Poets
When the day left me hollow, my strength worn thin, And the world seemed a maze I could never win, I turned to the night, where the silence gleams,
Why am I blinded by where you dwell? I’ve searched and searched— It feels like yesterday I felt your gentle breeze on my skin,
By Marvelous Michael2 years ago in Poets
Introduction This is a sonnet for Antoni De'Leon with Tiffany G's January 2025 Challenge which you can read about here: It's Only Money
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Poets
The night unfolds its velvet wings, A whispered breeze that softly sings. Beneath the sky, so vast, so wide, The moon’s pale light, the stars collide.
By Taviii🇨🇦♐️2 years ago in Poets
2024 was tough, 2025 will be good, In fact, 2025 is good! Declare with me if you believe this; '2025 is good!' Thank you all for sticking around throughout the year,
By Maud Agyemang-Gyau 2 years ago in Poets
I talk of the angels And you point out the wires When I’m feeling fragile You make me feel inspired You help me believe
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Wicked are the thoughts in my head! Swirling and dangling Filling me with dread Wicked are the dreams that come each night!
By Lily2 years ago in Poets
Big Ben sounds her chimes Out with the old, new year rings Virtual hands joined. .......... Happy new year all May warm promises of joy
By Novel Allen2 years ago in Poets
Dear 2024, I approached you with good intentions last New Year's Eve. I prayed that you would be filled with good things,
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