Tags 
life
 |
Life's LimitA Poem by Tyler GA reminder of what I could be |
|
A Glimpse of BeautyA Poem by Tyler GA reminder to touch grass |
|
Path of DesireA Poem by Tyler GA reminder of what I want |
|
The cicadas have taken up home in my bodyA Poem by Ally AnnI couldn't sleep until I got these words out of my head, and yet my body keeps on buzzing despite writing them down |
 |
VI - SesuthiaA Chapter by TertiaChapter 6 - Sesuthia The fire crackled as I threw a log the size of half a tree on and a sparky orange light went skyward. We didn’t worry ab.. |
 |
A Good Day to DieA Poem by Robert RonnowI’ve seen it myself sometimes.Shooting pool with a Marine I liked, a buddy.He’s drunk. Always had a booze problemand women had disappointe.. |
|
A Walk In OmninightA Poem by Satish VermaA Walk In Omninight |
|
Dark Watcher Over FateA Poem by S StoneThere they sit on twisted perch, Moonchild-favored, nature-birthed. Face unseen, dark silhouette, Spear-clenched warning, lest .. |
|
Two-Way StreetA Poem by Tyler GA reminder of where I should go |
|
Farewell TransmissionA Poem by snailA conscious decision to pay attention to the source of suffering. There's always a way out. |
|
LavenderA Poem by Chin-hooi NgAbout shades of purple |
|
JaponicaA Poem by Chin-hooi NgAbout one solitary scenery |
|
The PracticeA Poem by Chin-hooi NgAbout the content of a booklet |
 |
LiveA Poem by Shelly WisebergLiving in solitude with sadness and emotion soul searching with positive knowing |
 |
IdentityA Poem by Shelly WisebergFinding your own identity when feeling stuck in sorrow looking for happiness |
|
Deceiving NoneA Poem by Satish VermaDeceiving None |
|
Picture thisA Poem by LanaPicture this You are a parent You have to find the courage within yourself No half-minded decision in this new age You go get what you want Bec.. |
|
ForeverA Poem by LanaMy loneliness knows no boundIt doesn't run to a certain placeIt only expandsAs time stands stillAnd the world continues to swingI can hear jazz music .. |
|
Prisoner of AshA Poem by Tyler GA reminder of what shackles me |
first
prev
Share This