~About a Rose (a sonnet)~ Shrivelled petals faint to the ground Silhouettes of their beauty disguised Captive inside, where hopes are bound; though troubled by no means surprised. Age wore away at her crimson robe Memories entrapped by the years through which tenacious fingers did probe Thin wrinkles exposing fresh tears. Ambient sorrow enveloped the rose wrestling its soul to the floor Unable to steal away from its woes She decided to struggle no more. The last petal wept; to the ground it did fall and there she lay broken, makeup and all. ~Delicate Youth~ ~Lonely Child~ The truth won't hurt |
~Habitat of Humanity~ The soulless figure; A product of her environment With empty, fearful eyes And a cloak covering her imperfect heart Hoping for her only chance to be something she is not believing they cannot see through the windows of her mind For fear they will deem her unworthy She walks in false confidence Trying to belong to a world that was not made for her to the prison that will stifle her thoughts As she believes it to be her destiny. ~The Illiterate Librarian~ ~Child of the People~ |
more poems (the cooler ones are closer to the bottom)
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