In shrouded depths of chaos, a monster’s mask conceals, But amidst the darkness, a single flower reveals. Its delicate petals unfurl, an emblem of hope,
By Solomon Walker2 years ago in Poets
In twilight's embrace, where shadows twine, Beneath a luminescent, starry design, An apparition lurks, enigmatic and rare,
Winter kisses my rosy cheeks, Frost clings to my lashes, turning them into icy peaks. Crisp glacial air, Tickles my nose, wraps my lungs in a snare.
By Daphsam2 years ago in Poets
The time has come to collect spacious nothingness, And with the blowing of a final wind, Leave this lonesome place forever.
By Sabayo Matiku2 years ago in Poets
His life was a monstrously shaped piñata. A dream filled idea fueled by a distant father. Trapped within a body soldered to fit the stigmata,
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Poets
Sick Tired And Done. Three words Describing how Black women currently feel. We naively put our future And our faith In the hands of people
By JM2 years ago in Poets
My voice crackled, Raging insults in my ear. Disappointment fills my heart, Dejection drowns my soul. I am a sufferer --
By Anu's Quill2 years ago in Poets
Anthony Burgess came to America on a green card. We met after we both got robbed during a riot. We were sleeping on the sidewalk because
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman2 years ago in Poets
To all those women with guarded hearts, Whose love hides behind careful art, Who feel their light too dim, too scarred, Know someone waits to ease each shard.
By Shwet Prabha Baiswar2 years ago in Poets
And here I sit in the fields of whole grain and grass, Of leaf and clover, where insects and birds chirp to the Evening procession of ‘time’.
You see the world so different, only constants is the change. Don’t think me unrealistic, I’d be shackled in my chains. I’m covered in your blood ‘cause that’s all that still remains
By Desmond Razzano2 years ago in Poets
Born to be reticent, Having no flocks to goof with, Cribbed to my home, Daydreaming is my zone. Sketching out personae,
