Tag Archives: National Poetry Writing Month
Warm Showers
I have been told people who take warm showers are lonely,that they crave bodies. So, sometimes I think myselfevil brute,chewing onflesh to tear itfrom their bones tobuild myselfprecarious bodies,upon which I can balancemy very delicate ego. But mostly, I think myselfone-eyed cyclops, narrow-visioned,searching only for warmth,as cold rain pours from the showerhead above.
Glue Sticks & Sunrises
A visual poem made of an old school project and newspaper headlines.
First Kiss Story
A funny first kiss poem, or horror story? π»
ζ₯ζ¬γ«δ½γΏγγ [I want to live in Japan]
ζ₯ζ¬γ«δ½γΏγγ = I want to live in Japan.
Dear Poetry/This Poem (+audioπ€!)
So…I cheated at NaPoWriMo πππ
Robbed
A poem because I’m a sad young person.
First-Act Curtain
‘As I grew older, I began to feel a different, yet familiar, emotion in the same part of my heart – experiencing something so real but wondrous you feel as if you’re in a dream’ – @christinemaricomics When I am there,when I feel every spark and crackle against myΒ heartbeat, I don’t feel like dreaming.I feelContinue reading “First-Act Curtain”
Re-learning Steps
A haiku about a childhood photograph πΆπ½
A Self-Care Bath In Quarantine
A poem about taking care of myself in quarantine π
