What am I? I come as the wind As the gale that will Knock your socks off While you least expect it I commend you to be facetious And strong during this ordeal But you have no chance of Escaping my wrath I strike people young and old Regardless of females or males Your colour of skin is of Little relevance to my cause
Category: poetry
We Are Here: Brittney Fox
I am channeling the waves of the cosmos, as a causationist; I am infatuated with the incoercible beauty of Mother Nature’s expression. And, I am fanatical about the fabrication of its freedom. Like you, I embody the delicate details of the divinity. And, I possess the exact same endless possibilities. We are intimately drawn together, by the magic of mercury; and, … Continue reading We Are Here: Brittney Fox
Woman of the Woods: Robert St. Germain
Woman of the woods, dancing by the fire.She chants as her soul rises higher.The moonlight gives her joy and power.She escapes this earth more every hour.Mother Nature in her blood.Her feet stomp on the dirt and mud.Her she is, the mistress of the night.Underneath the stars so bright.
Plain Jane: Brittney Fox
Which way’s Heaven?Looks like time is lost.It took so much time, for my heart and soul to defrost.Wait, I’m still in need, for my mind to be flossed.I’ve been burning, every bridge, I’ve ever crossed.Will I be able to seek redemption, before my eyes are glossed?Before, my towel is tossed?Flip my sand dial;I want to … Continue reading Plain Jane: Brittney Fox
Somebody: Brittney Fox
There isn’t a bed of roses,in these four walls, that I’m living in.And, there isn’t a lock to pick on the door.Just, outside, there is the road to nowhere;it has its curves, and four way stops.There are out dated signs, leading to me.As well as, a broken bridge.Inside, there is somebody in the mirror, looking … Continue reading Somebody: Brittney Fox
Ennui: Cassandra Kulay
The wind whips, through the still bare trees,and, I’m haunted, by a feeling of vague unease,not still winter, but, not yet spring,dark thoughts plague me, and, uncomfortable memories.Here, stands the facts of my life,unadorned, I am sad, I’m angry, I’m even bored;with comparing what was for what it has the potential to be.I guess, that’s … Continue reading Ennui: Cassandra Kulay
Miss Your Love: Daniel Caneda
Check itI know this beat has got you groovin’I miss the root of your love, the next movementGod sent from up aboveAstute studentOf fine artHot as a kettle but we stay coolin’Shooting stars, sparkle through your irisMy plus one, no minusMiss you, your kindnessIssues, left behind usthe pastthe pastIn the rear viewI wanna get closerGet … Continue reading Miss Your Love: Daniel Caneda
Baptism of a Transient: James Adamson
To the glory of God,to Gwyneth with love. Where shadows break free of concreteBark on a winter tree tells talesPeople duck awayLove reaches its’ heights in a hand shakeSweat is like hair gelClothes never fitFamilies offer a closed fistFriends hang in suspenseStepping into church with pants around his hipsHaving to wonder about the intentions he … Continue reading Baptism of a Transient: James Adamson
The World is too Fast: Joyce Lancaster
Spinning, this way,And that way,Coming here, and there,Answering text, email, voicemail.I can’t imagine the older days, when there was no running water.I’m hoping I don’t become too much of a frantic haze for us.Got to remain calm, until the end of the day.
Let’s Talk About Love: Renata Bikar
I once read Belcourt’s quote that said,“To love someone, is to firstly confess,I’m prepared to be devastated by you”. I once read a quote of yet another man,It seems that in lifePeople who love youDon’t know how to show it.And, people who hate you,Don’t know how to hide it. I once wrote a poem, about … Continue reading Let’s Talk About Love: Renata Bikar
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