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LostA Poem by Makaylai've been lost for yearswith others guiding mei was too brokeni could no longer seebut i'm taking controli''l find my own wayi'll make my own pathno m.. |
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I'm not yours to fix...A Poem by La LunaDo I look sad?Is it the tired smileIs it my lonely back‘Sigh’When did I blend in with darknessWhen did I enjoy rain so much.They want meBu.. |
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Broken ManA Poem by Ian FarawayIf a woman is brokenThere is a man who wants to helpHe's sad when she's sadHe'll hold her until the painFades away like a memoryHe'll pick up the piec.. |
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stuck on a hook.....................................A Poem by Frieda Pcobalt metal monkeys cling in reeling creative circus chaos like dripping molten ash ache from the fallout you exhale darkly riddled .. |
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To Mend a Fractured HeartA Poem by Starlook through my eyesthe smile that liesand says thati'm okaybreak past my wallsand feel the painof your attemptsricocheting backall the hateall the hu.. |
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Broken GlassA Poem by AlexSometimes broken people, need to fix their broken piecesPlease don’t try to fix themYou’ll cut yourself on their broken edgesTo leave them.. |
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Screw. UnscrewA Story by Ceasario HadiwinotoI get it |
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ST JAME'S PARK 1967A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND GIRL IN ST JAME'S PARK IN 1967 |
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66A Poem by Alfred Kukitzmy age |
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Who's FallenA Poem by AshleyI have no idea what I did to deserve thisI keep replaying everything in my headThis feeling is no where close to blissMaybe all I will do today is sta.. |
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Second ChanceA Poem by Josh AndersonWhen you get another chance to prove yourself |
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NIMA AND THE PICTURE SHOW 1967A Poem by Terry CollettA GIRL IN A PSYCHIATRIC WARD IN 1967. |
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PorcelainA Poem by Cory ScottFragile Beauty |
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Internal BattleA Poem by EmilyI look in that bathroom mirror |
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Self-HelpA Poem by hdcStop looking to others for self-help advice.The answers you seek are already inside.No one knows your troubles better than you.You already know what y.. |
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The HospitalA Poem by stooster99This poem talks about society's central problem: we nitpick others' faults, but we rarely pay attention to our own. |
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