The heart of a canopy lives inside of an imagination that a mind couldn’t find. We’ve got it all figured out, when we’re dressed in a suit and tie and nearly 6 ft deep.
A distant lover. Is she having an unfailing desire to a lover's lasting promises? Maybe the shattered frame will fall and the picture will break apart no matter how full it seems..
What to do, when I start to miss you. A little harder each day, I begin to think you want me less. Though, If I was your favorite drug or rhythm, what would you cope with less?
A dark poem about the internal wax poetic of an addict alone in their apartment. Trigger warning: alcoholism
A poem I wrote about how out of place one might feel during certain times of a sobriety journey. Que sera, sera
This is a stream of consciousness text about watching an emergency happen through your apartment window
This is maybe a screenplay. Short story. Who knows. It will find its way. Or die in obscurity. Either way. Comments
L, Back from outer space to push the blade in my back deeper still? I was just starting to think about a life without you. I even thought maybe starving myself of affection had become habitual. Maybe it was time to end. And you show up not like I asked. Not for me. You came back to prove that god is absent.
If you struggle it will only make it worse I don’t want to hurt you but I will if you insist. ………..
Prompt: 3 Things People May Pass Judgement On. 3 Things That Actually Describe You. I decided to write about my experiences with anxiety, and how I often fear I do not fit into a conventional mold, especially in school. I also wrote about my experiences having 2 moms, as people are frequently homophobic towards me for the way I was raised. This was for an assignment in my Writer's Workshop elective, so a specific structure is evident. Let me know what you think!
Sonnet with rhyming scheme. 14-line poem with a strict rhyme scheme and meter, traditionally expressing a single idea and often concluding with a shift in thought. The two main types are the Shakespearean (or English) sonnet, with three quatrains and a final couplet (rhyme scheme ABAB CDCD EFEF GG)
Think of a story you know well or a story that has been told to you by another person. Why did you like that story or not like it? What made it memorable? See if you can make the story more interesting, unique, or powerful by retelling it through character dialogue.
and life stays in a constant cycle that no one appreciates, dreaded the person goes, and the next to have them doesnt appreciate their “world” toasters pop bread, and people leave but i hope i dont ever lose you because i wouldnt want my electricity as a toaster, and my heartbeat as a human
i want a mirror but the mirror breaks not physically but the unbearable pain breaks it the monster in the end, will not abandon me i live with it, as i destroy every mirror
Sometimes it's hard to remember that you are not your disorders, but when the bad times shuffle off, turning it into writing can help you deal with them better.
The nostalgia of childhood, it's a very bittersweet thing for some. I'm part of that some, so I wrote a poem about it.
Generational curses can be destructive and difficult to live with. Sometimes I wonder if I'm strong enough to ignore it.
This is a declaration of self-belief, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to a divinely guided path. It's about recognizing one's inner power, rejecting negativity, and rising to fulfill one's true potential.
A mother's finest work of art will always be her children. This explains exactly that from my point of view.
Raw and emotional portrayal of being trapped by overwhelming grief and frustration. Wanting to communicate but knowing it would all go misunderstood.
An old poem from years ago that speaks about the costs of living for material things and placing money and possessions above connections with other peoples.
A poem that came to mind as I sat out watching the leaves fall and dance with the wind one day.
This seems happy but it’s sorrowful to me. How can the most important person to you go to past tense so quick?
I had an abortion at 19 and it was the most horrific experience of my life. 7 years later and I continue to heal.
Extended Version: “What Monsters Do When They Love” (Unleashed) continue crafting a dark, seductive, and primal supernatural romance that includes themes like rough intimacy, obsession, and creature dominance,
He Kissed Like Goodbye “He Kissed Like Goodbye” A haunting look at falling for someone who was never fully there. This poem captures the quiet destruction of a love built on broken promises and the illusion of safety. If you’ve loved someone who felt distant even when close, this one’s for you.
“Addicted to the Ache” This dark love poem dives into the haunting reality of loving someone who only brings pain. It captures the raw emotion of staying in a relationship not out of hope, but because the heartbreak feels familiar. If you’ve ever mistaken hurt for love, this one will hit deep.