You found a way to come see me; whether you fixed your car or borrowed one, it didn’t matter to me when I saw you finally pull into my driveway. I was nervous, but I walked up to you first anyway, in true fear of my mom poking her head out the door or windowContinueContinue reading “Meeting a Ghost – Katherine Estelle”
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“Noctis” Poetry by Zeke
NoctisI look to the sky and see the silhouettes of wings, hovering just above the clouds in my mind, creatures of darkness that turn eyes blind to the wars of man, kingdoms rise and fall souls born to die, yet up above we see them fly like angels that left gods side, family and friendsContinueContinue reading ““Noctis” Poetry by Zeke”
In The Silence of the Lonely Nights – Poetry by Cody
In the silence of the lonely nights,Where the stars offer their distant lights,A man stands, strong, and alone, his heart yearning for love’s sweet embrace.No friends to call, no family to hold near,No love to soothe, no laughter to cheer,Yet, he stands tall, a pillar of strength,Concealing the ache that grows in length.The world mayContinueContinue reading “In The Silence of the Lonely Nights – Poetry by Cody”
“Singing all the Beats This Broken” Poetry by Sam Morris
Singing All That Beats This Broken—-Reaching out for oblivionWhispering of empty daysRain that appeals to no thunderLaughing in silence as endlessLaughing in forms left forgotten Praying for surcease of all painHolding minutes dripping through dead handsLoving thoughts kept in solitudeKnowing only what is not, for my senses dimmedSinging songs time stitched of lossSinging stillness intoContinueContinue reading ““Singing all the Beats This Broken” Poetry by Sam Morris”
“22 missed calls” – Poetry by Ryan
Spring grows into summer,Colors showing in Fall,Dark time is the winter see no color at all,Working is the man who can’t relax when on call,The days seem tall,Miss his sons game of B-ball,And if that ain’t enough,The man’s going through withdrawal,Going through hell,He’s smacked around like a pinball, 22 missed calls,His wife had the lastContinueContinue reading ““22 missed calls” – Poetry by Ryan”