Posted by Folahan.
Jul
27
Posted by Folahan.
My hands down and helpless
then watching my heart die
only people stucked in that
nightmare can understand my
distress. And this makes me
stand aloof, cuz most words
people say around me relates to
me in a way and the truth comes
...
Jul
24
Posted by Everyday Poems.
Silence of the Seabirds
by Emeniano Acain Somoza, Jr.
Perhaps we were born into water
We skim bodies with our eyes
Close as a kiss to the glass…
Jul
15
Posted by konntradikshun.
Jul
15
Posted by konntradikshun.
Jul
10
Posted by Everyday Poems.
Chris Lawrence born 64, lives in an English seaside town of West Kirby writes poetry and stories his most recent publication was in Zygote In My Coffee he can be reached on Twitter @clawfish
Jul
7
Posted by Everyday Poems.
Unemployment
by Jan Marquart
A dark blanket
suffocating hope
the table empty
of nourishment
taking life’s moments
never thought…
Jul
7
Posted by Sitzetzu.
WITHOUT YOUSeraphim of my delusions...How is life without you...?What is life without you...?O, seraphim of my delusions...Without you life is a n ineffectual land..Full of melancholy…Without you life is a vacant ocean..Where love bears no implicat...
Jul
6
Posted by Everyday Poems.
Tin Heart
By Karen Sideris
Big red “K”
Tin heart
“Thanks for the keychain.”
“Do you like it? I thought you would.”
She is proud.
But why?
The ugliest…
Jul
1
Posted by Everyday Poems.
Heterophemize
by Kevin Brown
Heterophemize
v. — to say something different from what you mean to say
You are my noun,
I set out to say,
my person, place,
and…
Jun
29
Posted by Everyday Poems.
You and I in the furnace
by
Viplob Pratik
Just as the fire rages in the furnace
when the wind rushes through the stoker
you are blowing your breath all over
…