Monthly Archives: December 2016
The Numb Vessel, Poetry by Susie G. Carmichael
Genre: Life, People How can I write what I feel when i dont feel a thing. I am into dope music, but by myself, is when i sing to beautiful metaphors, raw lyrics, and melodic symphonies. That’s why I want … Continue reading
Sometimes, Poetry by Micheal Ace
Genre: Society, Rhyme Sometimes I know the sky is not happy But I besiege them to hold back tears Sometimes I buy myself some fancy wears For how you appear tags you a price Sometimes I know the universe is … Continue reading
UNDER THE POURING RAIN, Poetry by The Surrealist
Genre: Rhyme, Life Our love for sure was a suppressed story Chained in complete clandestine, While the stars giggle as we found snugger in each arms While the moon fortified our path through a wonderful love While the dark skies camouflaged … Continue reading
Fontanelle, Poetry by David Leo Sirois
Genre: Rhyme, Life Fontanelle Clocks have been stripped from all walls as well as all forgotten gods in an orchestrated effort to disorient us all in the cylindrical silver corridor where time abides in its own loneliness almost … Continue reading
Gone, Poetry by minusthecynic
Genre: Religion, Inspirational Gone: Goodbye opportunity to set the record straight Farwell comfortable silences , whispered and screamed love songs to Jesus in attempts to beat the summer heat Long dreary days Tear stained eyes Hard to deal with attitudes and personalities larger than life Differences of opinion, divergent paths we walk on Yet there is love between us buried amidst this madness And that’s why it aches so much inside my heart Cos there is no turning back the hands of time I will never get that period back again When I could have filled in the blanks Told you all those things you didn’t know about me I don’t think I ever will Even if I get the chance Cos there are some things you are better off not knowing Even if problems become halved when we distribute them out amongst your blood and flesh Why would I want to make your life more difficult by struggling to summon up the love required In response to my situation I’d rather not make your life a simulation of a living hell Far better for you to continue on with your life in happy smiling ignorant bliss Than to possess the knowledge that your own kindred has done something dreadful Trespassed upon the unthinkable boundary Crossing the threshold into the dark realm of undiscovered country that should have remained Unkempt and free of exploration by absolutely anyone My soul was cannibalized and colonized like a colon cancer And I do not possess the answer within me As to why I would allow my mind to become deceived in this way Yet that is the biggest reason why our time has been thieved so rapidly Why I find myself desperately rushing my words hoping to create some semblance of normality In the way the two of us relate Even if you think my mentality is out of date You never said as much to my sweet and sour indulging face You never completely gave up on me … Continue reading
Ophelia; from Isolation to Desolation, Poetry by Bicky Saikia
Genre: Minimalism Shredded heart bleeds blue high and isolated she is her own muse. Sinking in whisky headed up to desolation, betrayed yet easy to wield, standing next to misery. She is ophelia Belongs to a forbidden town. a victim … Continue reading
spiritual cold war, Poetry by David Steven Twist
Genre: Political, Satire I’ve tried to invoke a spiritual counter measure to Coke Cola stealing a saint as a brand ambassador by resurrecting the spirit of Edgar Alan Poe to fight the fizzy drink The Rix The Rix rapped rapidly … Continue reading
Little Girl Lost, Poetry by Patricia Poulos
Genre: Death, Family, Hope, Hurt, Inspirational, Love, Painful, Philosophical, Relationships, Sad, Little Girl Lost Diana – Princess of Wales by Patricia Poulos She was shy But beneath that ‘little girl’ exterior she was strong She was only nineteen She … Continue reading
Year 2016 Poetry Contest (Winner gets poem made into film)
Deadline January 15th. Submit a poem that’s about the YEAR 2016 and get it made into a movie. Accepting any poetry in any genre or length that’s about YEAR 2016 in any way. All poems will be posted on this … Continue reading