Originally posted on The Social Nerd:
Prostitution by Fabian Perez I am intense. A sublime skeleton of existence A fragment of thought which haunts many wives A threat that lights up the valley of barren wombs A subtle pleasure for an hour With the grin of daemon mocking my feminine self. Feminine self? Do they exist? Baffled, he choked and Numbly I saw The dancing corpses laughing… Continue reading Brother!
Originally posted on Two on a Rant:
For reasons of which I am not able to comprehend, some of my poems have become an exploration station rather than the humor I usually post. Perspectivity (The perspective of infinity. Yes, my mind made that up and said it was the perfect description.) & The Road of Life are 2 of them. The muse for this poem… Continue reading Frailties
Originally posted on Jamie Dedes' THE POET BY DAY Webzine:
she charmed them spinning poem out of story and laughter out of words and deeply religious their mother put on piety each day for holy Mass all the while her kitchen crockery stood empty her dish water whispered of drowning spirits her coffee was rank with unheard confessions her pots and pans were hot with delusion when they… Continue reading the humble wool of their lives
Originally posted on nguyenbichngocnbn:
i’m cold, sad and alone i need you to hold, chat, and listen to me cry on the phone life has been hard but i realized it’s even harder to live on my own ? nights like this i would just linger at my deepest mind corner looking for a spark that could turn into you the you that i’ve missed… Continue reading On my own
Originally posted on jazzetry:
Look up. There it is! A benevolent loony face or a fingernail, sidewise grin. At harvestime it’s a pumpkin, in winter its silvery glow hangs on the cold sky– an earring, an ornament. The delicate spring moon shines a nightlight on the greening bowers then splashes into summer– a translucent descent to kiss some pond or lake, whole schools of light… Continue reading Lunar Tunes
Originally posted on Adrian B:
Children Park, Timisoara With prying eyes Of eager mind, My daughter asks me What is life? Provoked and stunned By my little thinker I thoughtfully conceived my answers So she could understand. Life is everything you feel Like love or hate. Life is everything alive Like flowers, animals or people. Life it’s everything that has a story Like play, art or… Continue reading What is life?
Originally posted on GILLIAN PREW // POETRY:
Leaving April Woman, willow-stooped and worm-wed, her voice spilt shadow, leaving April in soured knots and velvet. Sad-burst, her bluebell breasts they fade forgetting her silence and her song. Too pink, her buds for blooming too late to die. Farewell, her dumb sun on a child wind, the rising of dusty muscle her dry water luminous with bones. Throats… Continue reading April Poems
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Painting by Krachkovsky Wings enfold, Arms enlace, Legs entwine, vine-like, In the intricate amours of spring, Fed by rising sap, Stirring blood, And the damp, oozing, over-spilling love Of the almighty earth. Continue reading #NaPoWriMo #12: Spring rises
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