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Vixen

April 30, 2017September 15, 2018 Julie Anderson

Sex in her hair, panic in her heart eating away at subliminal cravings, standing before the gates of hell, thrashing wildly against the torrential beat of fucked up sentiments. Slick madness, cracked coherence smashed reality, light shines bright from purgatory. Who will save our vixen, the one who drinks from Read more

Featured, Poetry, Pursuit of Perfection with Julie AndersonJulie Anderson, love, poetry, relationships, sex3 Comments

Floating the Day Away

April 28, 2017September 16, 2018 Jacqueline Cioffa

Tell me something good You look so pretty with your long, blond mane tied back in a ponytail So stop racing around the track Tell me something new Your eyes sparkle when I see your linen dress swaying by the bar Dancing alone barefoot and keeping time with beat As Read more

Bleeding Ink with Jacqueline Cioffa, Dating + Relationships, Featured, PoetryJacqueline Cioffa, love, memories, poetry10 Comments

I WANT

April 27, 2017May 26, 2023 Dori Owen

I want to be the one you chase in your dreams I want to fill your head with nothing but thoughts of me I want you to write my name over and over and over I want you to struggle to compose love poems to me I want you to Read more

Dating + Relationships, PoetryDori Owen, poetry, relationships11 Comments

Our Forever Flowers

April 25, 2017August 13, 2021 John Michael Antonio

fearsome orgasmic blooms in a jealous world deceptive fragility of steely petals and stems roots entwined with the hopes of childhood sunbeams miraculous and defiant like the vivacious dreams in your smile beauty should never apologize and our love baby is flora in the midst of death for the rest Read more

A Few Good Men, Dating + Relationships, PoetryJohn Michael Antonio, love, poetry2 Comments

Come, fall upon me

April 25, 2017September 18, 2018 F.K. Jadoon

Come, fall upon me like rain from tumultuous clouds and wash the filth and grime of all the years passed… where I was hunted and haunted by nasty demons from the deepest depths of hell. Coming in contact with them has marred not only my body but the soul within… Read more

Emotional Health, Featured, Poetryemotional health, F.K. Jadoon, memories, poetry, trauma1 Comment

Speedball

April 21, 2017September 15, 2018 Julie Anderson

magic tricks glisten with tears wishing on faraway dreams dancing with angels of reality singing songs of redemption for only the deaf to hear blind because of the truth there is no such wisdom in this realm of impossibility salvation comes in secret slices whispers, slate grey tinged with frost Read more

Featured, Poetry, Pursuit of Perfection with Julie Andersonemotional health, Julie Anderson, poetry, relationships4 Comments

Strangled in the Dark

April 19, 2017September 13, 2019 Elizabeth Regen

Death puts you on the outside. It keeps you strangled in the dark… locked inside a room too small for your body. Death slaps duck tape over your mouth – 10 pieces of silver, dull duck tape over your mouth so that you can’t breathe and no one can hear Read more

Emotional Health, Featured, Poetry, The Way I See It with Elizabeth Regenelizabeth regen, grief, poetryLeave a comment

Fun Facts

April 18, 2017September 18, 2018 Raegan Gonzalez

Did you know that a mantis shrimp has 12 different types of photoreceptors in their eyes Meaning they can see colors That don’t meet the human eye I say we take the spectrum for granted As if the rainbow is black and white Going through everyday misinterpreting The gift of Read more

Poetryemotional health, poetry, raegan gonzalez1 Comment

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