Posts
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2020 Fall
As the days became colder
And the sun stopped shining
We became closer
As the clouds became grayer
And the rain started falling
We pretended
It was normal
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A Collection of Short Poems
I Wish You Never Hurt Me
When we first met
I had no idea
You would become so important to me
Yet now I find myself
Wishing we never met
Now I’m forced to remember you
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I bleed in writing
there’s this gaping hole
in my heart
yet they never noticed I was
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The Rise and Fall of A Star
Inspired by The Mysteries of Wivera, my own book series
We were rising.
Like twin flames,
Dancing in the darkness,
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The Sunset - The first poem in my poetry anthology, 'The Sun Will Rise Again'
I was eight when it began.
I was left clinging to sunshine
As the sun descended below the horizon.
It all started as a blank page
Until slowly, painfully,
My heart began to bleed
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the pleas of a prisoner
I am in the eighth grade at a junior high school in Texas. Please, if even for a brief moment, let my voice be heard.
Loves
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Young Love
“Look at her,”
There was a lovestruck girl obsessively drawing hearts on her note card
“look at past you.”
Sincere love flowed from her fingertips.
She believed she was loved.
“Do you think she's dumb?”
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They are all the same
You left dead flowers at my grave,
as if they were all the same.
Most leave bouquets,
even though they will slowly die,
just like me til I made it to the afterlife.
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Alone
[Alone in] Laughter, lamenting the lost light,
you don’t want to be the forgotten, the lost cause, the missed flight.
Reason runs thin when your sadness is bountiful,
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Before
I miss the days
When we would run through the fields
And swim in the pond all day
Smiling and using kayaks
I miss the nights
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Silent Warriors - Like Us
“Your grades don’t matter,” they say. But when you get a B, they yell at you.
“You’re so healthy,” they say. But when you touch one potato chip, you need to stop eating so much.
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We're Still Kids
I hang candy necklaces from the tips of my fingers
All the way to your reaching palms.
We smile like we're kids again. Maybe we always were,
But who realizes that anymore?