Tagged Poetry

There are countless perks of living in Dolan, The old Julie Hall. Once you get past the odd kinks and ghost-infested dreams, And the creaks that inspire the soul-chilling screams, You realize how...

The man fell in love with the sea and kept her heart as his key. For she tossed him and tried to drown him many a time without any real reason or rhyme. He broke her waves that kept him at bay,...

The house was dark. The inky kind of dark, that makes it seem as though you’re looking at the world through your eyelids. And I was tired and shaky. I tried to peel back the shadows like...

In rows we sit before the teachings of our professor waiting in anticipation for the freedom to dance in the sun upon the ringing bells   At once we jump on the chance to depart a...

Don’t you love the people who take pity on your cruddy old shoes?   Politely asking if you have hit the financial blues? What about the horrified look they give when you tell them that, To you,...

One drummer Plays in his one-man golden gate garage band on an askew street Cymbals echo for several blocks   My father yearns to question tourists, though If he says “I am like...

From the warmth and certainty of a true home, Into a new world of uncertainty and blank pages. From friendships hard fought for, and the peace of a second family, Into a flurry of names and faces that...

In the moment of panic you bolt — blindly increasing the distance, the hurt will not overtake you. Your random route ensures it.   Hurl yourself deeper and deeper into the maze. lose...

You can’t just do that You can’t just say those things and not expect For emotional strings to get attached Or maybe that was your intent all along So that you could clasp on those...

They shoot the skinny girl first. She dips her head back, letting her golden hair ripple down her shoulders. A hand reaches above her head, delicate fingers pointing to the sun. Click. She brings her other...