
mollie-rose-trail
Hi! I’m Mollie Rose, 24 years old and from Columbia, MD. I am a writer. I write, fantasy for the most part, but have tried my hand at a few other genres as well. The majority of my work is dedicated to a novel I am working on editing called Crimson Stripes. I also write from pure inspiration and for literary magazines. Writing is my passion. / / Since 2013, my literary work has been published six times. / / – “Green for Good Luck” – The Muse, May 2013 / / – “Jello” – HCC (Howard Community College) Times, October 2013 / / – “Another End” – HoCo Poetry Project website, April 2104 / / – “Violet” – The Muse, May 2014 / / – “One Night” – HCC Times, December 2014 / / – “Jewel Tones in Blackest Night” – May 2015 / / Thanks for checking out my work here on Hello Poetry! :) / / Check out my Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/mollierosetrailthewriter/ / And my Wordpress Blog here: https://mollierosetrailthewriter.wordpress.com/
Crepe myrtle blooms, pink like the blush of fever
roots growing from the broken bones and spirit
but drinks from the lingering passion of past lovers.
Your footsteps are the creeping of violets throughout
the garden, yet I can feel your touch on the air as it rains,
your memory like the wood smoke from across the street.
I lick my lips, apology and sin, at the tip of my tongue.
Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 10:03 PM UTC
Lavender and sage drift in waves of smoke
soft and subtle like your ebony hair flowing
through my fingers as my lips brushed yours.
Blood rushes to my cheeks and I gasp still-
fever overcoming shock as you touch me,
siren on land waiting for the tide to come in.
Once a hesitant explorer, meekly tracing your
beckoning curves and scars I now salivate-
wet with hunger to devour you inch by inch.
But we are little more than bleached bones,
memories grinding into dust with one foul move
blown away in the wind to feed new life.
Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 9:27 PM UTC
I cant stand silence anymore.
All it does is amphlify
all the worse thoughts in my mind
bounce along the walls and echo
such a cacophony of metaphysical sound
that my body cringes.
Alone, that inner dialogue of infection
steps away from the recess and whispers.
And alone, the sound carries.
Sleep is impossible without a fan
and the AC is loud enough downstairs
that sitting alone is only miserable.
I stretch out and my eyes find my phone,
distraction a short term remedy but no...
I remember the sound of your fan
sitting in the door of your room,
our bodies intertwined, skin on skin
the warmth forming sweat that ran
like your cat across the room, the maniac.
I remember the sound of your AC,
you so proud that your new place had it,
sweet symphony to your ears, a pleasure
that spread like my legs and the cold rush
drowned out by the heat of you inside me.
I recline back in darkness, AC clicking on
images rushing past, hunger churning.
Too sad to eat, too tired to sleep - nonsense
Nonsense that something so small, normal
meant so much and could cause all this.
Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 2:38 AM UTC
Bumps raise across my skin -
summer left with haste.
I shrug and cringe but dont
reach for the blanket at my side.
I stare and remember the heat
radiating from your bare skin.
The holidays are coming -
what joy.
If I were never to gain your heart,
Id have liked your warmth through winter.
Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 1:57 AM UTC
A little green dot means so much more
than the fact that you are online.
It brings back our first conversations,
hours of struggling to type each word
but I fought my broken phone anyway
and you waited patiently.
We would sit at work and talk
send gifs of **** and ache,
yearn to see each other again
and we couldn't wait.
You stripped me of every defense,
and most of my clothes, so quickly
I didn't have time to think not to
and I'm glad I didn't.
I never sat and talked to someone,
touched someone in simple ways,
become so familiar with them
and I got afraid.
I see that green dot and I want,
want to send you ***** pics,
want to apologize, want to cry,
want to just talk again.
I see that green dot by your name,
and yes, I think of that short period
of something never meant to be,
but only because a fresh wound stings.
I see that green dot and I want,
I want to feel that way again.
But it won't be with you.
And I'm okay with that.
Mostly
Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 10:59 PM UTC
Eyes stare out
but they don't see
a cat crossing the street.
Bass drums thunder
inside headphones
but she doesn't hear.
Her heart static
as a message appears
sweet words and thoughts.
A fly hovers near
swat, swat, swat
it won't go away.
Like the tears.
A constant reminder
that she is dying on the inside.
Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 10:16 PM UTC
Her red dress frayed at the edges
like her nerves
her fingers tapped a lost beat
don't sweat it
but her fingers touched glistening drops of
liquid courage
borrowed like the lipstick staining the rim
keep a lid on it
heels loud against cement, echoing a rhythm
like rehearsed lines
the memories of which followed her coffee
and spilled
words eloquently falling in place, settling
like sugar on the bottom
hands stilled by their sweet murmurs
of her acceptance.
Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 1:46 PM UTC
Like an OCD psychologist,
I analyzed my behavior
breaking everything down
digging to the roots
the core emotions that I felt:
insecurity, fear of being hurt.
I laid out the physical and verbal
dialogue of my body and words,
highlighting those that reflected
that pain and turmoil inside.
If insecurity was blue and fear
of being hurt purple, well...
that hidden dialogue was striped
much like the Cheshire cat
invisible behind a nodding head,
wide grin and endless laughter.
If you studied your own actions
studying every move like a
hunter on the prowl, patient
what would be your true colors?
Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 2:56 AM UTC
Two inches of snow, untrodden
boots digging in, holding on
but when they hit traveled roads
slip
Paths dotted with the footprints
one set, two sets, three sets
four, with all the more to
slide
When the snow is so shallow,
the path less traveled is safer.
And so it reminds me too of
life
Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 12:56 PM UTC
The wooden pulpit split
cracked like thunder
and from its splinters
came life, green and flowing
vines that slithered and twined
their bodies from pulpit to pew
and from it burst roses
every color of a sunset
except those holding together
the pulpit she stood behind
those were white as the moon.
Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 3:03 PM UTC