It was only the first time, I never knew. I never knew it would be like this. The very Earth moving in my hand. I tried to understand it. How this could come to be. Ah you are young my friend, and filled with prophecy. Only the lover can know the kiss, only the poet … Continue reading Only the Wing By Randy James Hoffman
Category: Poets
Spring By Cassandra Kulay
The sun melts mud and snow, spring peeks from behind a curtain of cold, a refreshing wind blows, awakening my senses. Soon flowers will bloom, the air will go from crisp to mild, my anticipation brings out my inner child. I can't wait to see green leaves adorning the trees and to shed my parka, … Continue reading Spring By Cassandra Kulay
3am By J.H.
The silence is deafening loud screaming. --So quiet, yet so loud. --The calm after the storm; everything, everyone, standing still. --No movement, not even brushes of wind. --Eyes adjust to an empty darkness. --3am thoughts. --3am silence.
Wild Child By Nancy A.M. Alexiuk, Phd.
Beware of the night- The eve of her conception She was sired by the darkness And born for your deception. She’ll purr with passion-fire While her glowing ember eyes Mesmerize And cloud your memory Of her wild nature. She’s a wild child- Her hunger never ceases. She’s a wild child- She could tear you to … Continue reading Wild Child By Nancy A.M. Alexiuk, Phd.
Bunny Love By Wendy Leslie Kirsch
If you were Ever loved By a bunny Then it Would be clear To you That you would Never ever Have the urge To eat Rabbit stew
Mountainside By Cory Buchanan
Streams of starlight silence in search of humid waterfalls, parching by the mountainside. Beginning in oasis pictures and sounds -- trickles and croaks, acted behind eyes by craving, grasping at the apex of pristine surrender
Let Me Be Dreaming By Brittney Fox
I watched you for as long as I could through the window, Cranked my neck back until you were a speck, I remember thinking, "I'm way too young to leave the nest." My heart had never felt so heavy in my chest. My body became just as restless as my mind. All my life it'd … Continue reading Let Me Be Dreaming By Brittney Fox
Dream Tree By Susan Maria Rowley
There was nothing Jesse loved better than to lay under the big spruce tree by the lake. She could spend hours watching the boughs dance and sway. Her parents sometimes joked that she would turn into a tree... which made her laugh. And really... Jesse didn't mind because she loved her green friend. Sometimes she … Continue reading Dream Tree By Susan Maria Rowley
Industry Nightmare By Kelvin Iris
Distant future Revealed by a dream Oceans Hidden by industry Tower Reaching to the skies A red sun with emotional Electric waves To keep everyone In lukewarm feelings Save humanity Let them feel the Heavenly ocean breeze Know passion and love For the creator’s delight
Frisky By Peter Herget
I'm bashful, I'm dopey, I may seem a little mopey but I'm really soapy. I'm sleepy, I'm sneezy, but this is what makes me breezy. I'm grumpy, I'm happy and that's what makes me snappy. All together this makes me one mellow, fellow yellow.
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