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 Feb 2018 valerie megan
cw
If the way you verbally abuse yourself,
Caused you physical harm
How often would you do it?

No one would ever think of
Punching themselves in the stomach
So why do we always talk to ourselves
Like we are boxers
Trying to win a match
Against our biggest enemy
When our biggest enemy
Is our conscious
Telling us
That we aren’t good enough
 Dec 2017 valerie megan
a mcvicar
headlights cutting through fog like i cut all my ties and toes 'cause i wanted to be free
turns out, all i did was tangle myself up with the rejects
30.12.17  /  12.36  /  second fog-related poem
 Dec 2017 valerie megan
a mcvicar
i have yet to discover
if knowing that everything i do will surely be surpassed by others
reliefs me, in a way, like the ant finds comfort in its colony
or depresses me because i might never be good enough
28.12.17  /  18.30  /  don't mind me just having an existential crisis
 Dec 2017 valerie megan
Desi
Home
 Dec 2017 valerie megan
Desi
My grandmother used to tell me to think of love as a home.
So I did.
home felt comfortable.
Home seemed a little broken from the past owners. I thought of it as a fixer upper.
Home was beautiful.
Home made me happy, except when he did that thing I didn’t like, a thousand times.
Looking back that thing, was just silly.
I think that thing was just my excuse for not loving all the other things home put me through.
I tried to brush it off because no matter what this would be the first home I knew.
For the longest time I tried to fix home.
However, when I fixed one thing; another seemed broken.
The tile floors started to crack, the very thing I loved the most.
Then the beautiful walls started to crumble right in front of me.
My first home started getting harder and harder to fix, and just like that it became harder and harder to love.
Looking back, home was just a house.
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