I birthed a fire from an embroyonic state to a fully-fleshed entity deep inside oh how it burns * my lungs breathed life into
By Paul Stewart6 months ago in Poets
Do not rush the gentle stream With a nudging gush, where I am By the way of this placid scene As I let it race down the silver sand
By Octovo Libra 6 months ago in Poets
Thanks for the dinner Oh bread and whine Happiness in the Last supper what makes me fine? Oh dear lord What can I do for you
By Karun 6 months ago in Poets
Wind has beckoned to move, to some degree, every sentience. Yet even now, widened eyes and an opened heart Peers often right through God, an invisible substance.
By Pōlani Monderen 6 months ago in Poets
We’d rather enjoy our prison of pain Than risk the freedom of love Because we know what the cell feels like Rather than the warmth of their arms
By Atomic Historian6 months ago in Poets
In the quiet hush of morning light, When dawn breaks free from the grasp of night, I bow my head, a humble plea, To thank the Lord for His gifts to me.
By Gurcharan Singh6 months ago in Poets
In the tapestry of shadows, where fear abides, A spectral specter, where courage hides. Phantom tendrils coil, a visceral embrace,
By BrendonJoseph6 months ago in Poets
All this time we have been hunting for a constantly evolving story. I'm in a race. In a state of frenzy. As poison. For the pleasant anaesthesia towards the beginning.
By André 6 months ago in Poets
sausages we all love them even vegans sausages never enough even vegans love them times I've heard the word sausages
The feathered boy said: “The day is done The war is gone” The feathered boy said “Amongst the dread Amongst bloody napes
O! By endless wonders! O! By zealous martyrs! Is what I see to others seen? Have I lived with a fawns eyes? Is this illusive belief?
The series of choices that got me here in life, live in-between living and death. Every option posed to me seems like a double-edged sword,
By Angel Adagio6 months ago in Poets