Category: poetry
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Wintry Whines
It’s so cold out here, Amid the wind and rain, Among the wandering public, Meandering by the bus stop, Smoking on a vape, Endless cars pass by, Meaningless thoughts are aroused, Enter the vehicle to home, Become one of the drones, Ending up in an automatic song, Repeating all that is known, Never-ending moans, Of…
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Forever With You
Here in my heart Memories flood my veins, Memories of youth and you Yours are stronger than ever You painted my thoughts with sunshine These dark clouds are no more. Here in my arms You fit like a puzzle, If I lived to be a thousand years I’d spend them loving you From the heavens,…
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Disease
Line me up with your hands gloved in garden – barbed wire thorns to lacerate soft flesh and mark scars like the passage of time bind my hands like a hook on a string to the boards that defy the waves of my back and force-feed me between your finger and thumb ripe like the pearls…
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The Attraction
You stare at me while I’m not looking, Sending a surge of excitement up from my stomach to my head, Sitting by your side, Feeling your warmth, Energizes my being. Time doesn’t exist as the moment catches us in it. This was written by our contributing writer, Lyndsey Richards.
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Soulmate’s Call
It’s no illusion Your words have captured me, My heart was sealed tight Tighter than that of Jericho Yes, you brought down my defense For that, I welcome your invasion Be the one who keeps me. It’s no mirage You’re really mine, In all my wildest dreams You are my forever Who could have thought…
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Reserve A Place For Me
Reserve a place for me, For I know Christmas is coming. Whatever delicacies you will prepare, Please reserve my share, darling. Reserve a spot for me at our usual bar, Where we always visited, you and I, For I wanna drink with you, Even if it’s for just a little while. Reserve a space around…
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10 Stanzas For 10 Years As An Airman
Josh, one of our writers, joined the Civil Air Patrol, the all-volunteer United States Air Force Auxiliary, 10 years ago today. He wrote this poem to commemorate his service. “I became an Airman 10 years ago today. Started out in Butler County, PA. My first mission was to Somerset, my boot broke and I didn’t…
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The Day I Die
The day I die; When I’m being carried, To the gravesite, You must never think, That I’m missing the world. For what is there to miss, If not my mother, And siblings, My books, And those few good people, That care for me, As I care for them? The day I die, Do not mourn,…
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Blossoming Love
From the start You made this desert bloom, Through my darkest days You pulled me free Let my heart forever love you In life and eternity I am but yours to have. In my heart A crown is adorned, Your hands danced around my heart Playing sweet symphonies Symphonies I never knew existed From my…
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Nail Polish
For some reason, my dreams have images of nails painted In colors of blood red And shimmering dark blue For some reason, he appears With my family And all of us sitting around a table That one must descend a staircase to access And I am forced to sit next to him For some reason,…
