Welcome All Writers!
With great decision, I thought it would be best to delete Cara. She’s not a real person anyway. Just an avatar on my computer. So I pressed the power button, but then Cara spread out like a sneeze. She would be there forever.
The post Delete Cara Forever | Camille Clark appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
let’s travel to the roots of the story ancient myth sex crime murder whatever it happens to be and fully explore
The post Roots of the Story | Tempest Brew appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
When you’re a kid, the world is fresh- Each day is new and bright. The days go on forever child, Even when you sleep at night. But as you grow much older, The days start flying by- The clock starts moving faster, This is true, it is no lie. When you’re little you want to […]
The post Slow Down | Daniel Klawitter appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
life is hardlike a wariâm no bardthatâs for sure bombs and bulletstears and tormentblood and blitzis what I meant every dayturning to nightcome what maybefore the fight fearing a lossyou pray for victorybut who gives a tossdown on one knee?
Twenty minutes or there abouts after they have all left for work and school. She grabs a glass bottle of Coca Cola and her feet step quickly attic-ward. As she closes the door softly behind herself, she sighs just like always and surveys her little chamber with a smile. She’s been fascinated with 1950’s America […]
The post Dreams Are More than Scrapbook Fodder | Paul Tristram appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
There was a college Dean who always wore a three piece suit. He was 42 and 6 ft. tall. One day he went to visit a friend. He was alone in the elevator when a woman appeared before the door closed She saw the man and turned away. The man was black and she was […]
The post The Elevator | Richard Kalfus appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
There was a college Dean who always wore a three piece suit. He was 42 and 6 ft. tall. One day he went to visit a friend. He was alone in the elevator when a woman appeared before the door closed She saw the man and turned away. The man was black and she was […]
The post The Elevator | Richard Kalfus appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
A whisper… the caress of a gentle breeze on the nape of your neck. The stillness of the breath of night, a lone bird in the distance, wailing, calls to me, this song. Running along dew-damp grass, I search for you singing back a song of oneness, though not of one. Feet bare, emerald blades […]
The post The Sound of Moonlight | Susan Marie & Mari McDade appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
Invite me in Give me bourbon and Pop Corners Later on a juicy rib eye steak cooked medium Strawberries and sweet cream for dessert Maybe a double espresso Followed by a stunningly slow passionate love session Juxtaposing the caffeine rush Against your magnificent body Crushing passion by twilight’s stars A day in the life of […]
The post Receive Me | G. S. Katz appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
I see them in randomly assigned places Citing words like destiny Gaggle creatures honking at each other ceaselessly.
The post Couples | Tempest Brew appeared first on Best Poetry Online.
