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 Aug 2015 Meg
Chris
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Pastel clouds linger
in found summer dreams,
vibrant hues of
effervescent rainbows
against a canvas
of blue plumbago skies,
a soft tangerine glow in
rose petal brushstrokes
paints a brand new
watercolour morning
for us to share together
*once more
Good morning beautiful
 Aug 2015 Meg
hunny
green
 Aug 2015 Meg
hunny
these plants
won't water themselves
green

i am blocked out
by you
they don't love me
I don't love you

love triangle?
not this time.
hate.

the grass grows
around me

as you stomp it
down

they follow suit
 Aug 2015 Meg
Teresa
Paper Boat
 Aug 2015 Meg
Teresa
Let your agony sail on a paper boat;
Wind will be its captain.
Allow it to drift far, far away
until it sinks into the depth
of sunken emotions.
Pain lingers only when we feed it, let it sink and let it go.
 Aug 2015 Meg
Aisha The Poet
Love
 Aug 2015 Meg
Aisha The Poet
The eyes are the windows to ones soul; they say...
If such a statement is true,
then your eyes illuminate every essence of true beauty,
And your soul must be the kind that one would long to be attached to...
The way the mountains long to one day be within arms reach of the sky,
Up in the clouds,
Cloud nine, high... Off of love
Love,
Like a once blind man watching the sun set for the first time.
Love,
As deep as the depth to the ocean floor,
Love,
As sweet as natures honey...
A love that could have became a reality,
But there's no pain in dreaming...
Dreaming of a love that is eternal like the sweet fragrance of Jannah,
Where rivers of milk and honey flow endlessly,
Where worries cease to exist and happiness, tranquility and sincerity take it's truest form.
A love I that I would cherish, the way I cherish sunny weather,
An exhilarating love that would hopefully last forever,
So I'll dream.

©AishaThePoet
And  those who have yet to find their happily ever after,
Are just going through the tough chapters of their tale.
Inspiried by the classic of The Little Princess
 Aug 2015 Meg
Nick Strong
Shipwreck
 Aug 2015 Meg
Nick Strong
Rising from the sand at low tide,
The shipwreck’s spars, brown wet, decaying
Reaching like skeletal fingers, grasping
For one last piece of the breaking daylight
Tentacles of seaweed, woven
Wrapped around decaying planks
Anchoring it firmly
To Davy Jones’ Locker
Barnacle encrusted planks
Lie twisted, turned, unnatural
Frozen in a final plea of mercy
Before white tipped monsters
Crashed across the bow,
Splitting,  tearing masts
Sending it to the murky depths
Written after viewing a ships carcass beneath the waves
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