sadness
There is a Sadness
There is a Sadness written by: Melissa Lemay in the water it pulls me out to sleep...
When The Lights Came
When The Lights Came written by: Diane Dachota - The lights had started almost a week ago. Katy had sat on the porch with her dad...
Ask The Poet
Ask The Poet written by: Maciej Pająk (Matthew) Ask the poet Ask the poet If you don’t...
Marilyn, My Marilyn
Marilyn, My Marilyn written by: Kenneth Vincent Walker I often thought that You just needed to Be...
Bitterness
Bitterness written by: SR Inciardi It was always for the smile I grieved most for all of...
Littel Bird
Little Bird written by: Abdulreza Alvari Oh, little bird, the lonely prisoner of the golden cage, sing,...
Merciful Rain
Merciful Rain written by: Phyllis Souza - Dementia is her name, and her mind feels foggy. She can't think clearly, trapped inside...
Laughter Is The Best Medicine
Laughter Is The Best Medicine written by: Matthew Sweatt Pain that’s lucid and loose tongued Especially when...
A Note to Melancholy
A Note to Melancholy written by: S. Akbar Not sadness nor grief No regrets; will not wimp....
It’s Raining Again
It’s Raining Again written by: Lynn White The weather god doesn’t speak Welsh. She’s tried. She’s really...
The Scientist in the Church
The Scientist in the Church written by: Allison Gilliam - If I were asked, I’d tell you the last few years have been quieter in these halls...
The Glimpse
The Glimpse written by: James Hancock - Emerald stars twinkle on still waters as I float over silver streams, through sleepy woods...
