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 Jan 2014 Fel
Josh Murphy
I see you across the room,
You look back at me and smile,
It probably means nothing,
But I love it for a while.

I wonder if you like me,
But then I wonder why you would,
If you were to say you like me,
You would hear my heart go thud.

I here from your friend you adore me,
So I bring flowers to your door,
And that's when your words **** me,
You say it is friendship... nothing more.
 Jan 2014 Fel
puremourning
alice
 Jan 2014 Fel
puremourning
one
tumbled
out of the womb
convulsing
like a breakdancer

five
posed with
lights & cigarettes,
light

eight
lipstick smeared
giddily on the
backhand

twelve
bought birth control
shared among friends
pills split with a jacknife

sixteen
fascinated by
violet waves
& crystal castles

twenty-one
cancer of the soul
flask in her ribs
she moves
among suitors
like whispers of fame

twenty-two
nosering replaced
polished for the wake
croptop in the casket
 Jan 2014 Fel
Rose Catherine
It's not fun
you better run
she's got sunshine in a bag
all wrapped in tangled rags
for her own good.

She's tried to hide,
how all she's done is lied
to be in her prize
but it was the wrong size
only for her own good.

she knows you just want the facts
she knows you want to keep intact
she said "but that's not who I am,
I just told you what I knew, then I ran,
just for my own good."

It made everyone feel special,
then in the end, all could be read by facials
so then truth hit her in the back of the head
she sank so low, and stayed in her bed
all for her own good.

When she thought it was over, it went back to the same,
she learnt nothing, she only ever felt shame
for everyday it seemed to rain
and everyday was twice as much pain
all because she was worried for her own good.
 Jan 2014 Fel
erin
Cold bathroom tiles
press against my face

nausea, regret, shame, guilt

I lie in a pool of thoughts,
not blood
because it's not liquid
but invisible words that pour
out of my veins
and form puddles of paragraphs
growing on the floor

Around my wrists and up my arms
I've transcribed my pain in ink
but it smudges now against
uneven grout

The vocabulary of my anxiety
I've tried so hard to conceal
flows freely

My biggest fear:
that someone will find me
drowning in subconscious
only to decide that
I'm not worth saving.
 Jan 2014 Fel
Maytin Paige
I tap the toe of my Converse
against the floor,
containing my dance
keeping the beat
of the current rock-n-roll song
that blasts from my
earbuds.
I mouth the lyrics
totally ignoring
the writing assignment
that I'm supposed to do
but I can't find a decent Opinion topic,
so that's a good excuse right?
There's nothing to do.
Everyone is on their own.
I can not find a topic to do my writing assignment on.
So I sit here,
listening to some good ole Rock N Roll
writing a pointless poem
for all of you
to read.
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