Innocence is taken away by something so simple. The first glimpse of pain sticks with you but surely, it's not the end of the heartbreaks and pain. Read More
A poem about being born broken but the world tends to make it worse and all of a sudden you're shattered; you've become a fragment of a crooked mirror. Read More
Alicia never thought it imaginable for her to marry, but she reaches the night before her wedding ceremony with fears and second thoughts. Will she let it all unravel into the happiest day of her life or… Read More
I promise it is not what you expect and that when you are done reading it you will not what it is about because the whole thing is a metaphor for my life. Let me give you… Read More
Julie Taylor is sick of her life at home and she decides to runaway. Things, however, aren't unraveling the way she thought they would. Impulse is a dangerous weapon. Can she simply run away because life gets… Read More
We've all been lied to.
For over a century, Human beings have been brain washed and forced into indoctrination in the country of Stigma. Emily is awakened from what she believed to be a normal life when… Read More
Lily and Evelyn Evans were more than sisters; they were best friends. Despite the three years apart, they did everything together. After one last piece of advice, Lily was gone breaking Eve’s heart when it was ruled… Read More
I am going to choose my words carefully because of those I know on here that will take my words and might twist them completely. This poem is inspired by my High School's coffee house where many… Read More
Aubrey O'Malley never had the desire to find her biological parents until two years ago when her father died. With the annual father daughter dance nearing, she's struggling to not think about her biological father. One day… Read More
I'm so sick of this eternal bondage that allows no freedom. I'm sick of strict rules. I'm almost an adult and the leash has not be released from their tight grasp. I love them but I wish… Read More
Somethings never change, but I really wish they would.
NOTE: I write poetry to vent, and although it's not the best thing you've ever read like Edgar Allen Poe - it doesn't give you the right to… Read More
I'm tired of sleeping in a room by the house of neighbors that don't stop fighting. Either work it out or get a divorce, but I suggest you work it out. Read More
I got carried away at first and then I got extremely lazy...so I'm sorry for the poor work ethic exhibited in this poem but I encourage you to read - you actually might, MIGHT relate
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Back in middle school when I was a hopeless romantic, I wrote a story about a girl in High School named Penny and a baseball jock named Nick. These two struggle in their Senior year graduation challenge.… Read More
