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kiran goswami Jul 2020
I think I should stop writing now,
because
I cannot.
Erin Riley Jul 2020
Button
yourself up
with
every
layer of love
your heart
has in store.
Erin Riley Jul 2020
Learning
how
to bring
my dreams
with me
when I
wake up.
Raven Woodfort Jul 2020
Magic Flowers

There's a bug in the house
and a big one too;
has our tummies curl up
and us running to the loo.

I wish I had flowers -
magic ones of course -
then I'd brew us a tea
that'd shoot the bug out the door.

I read so much of herbs
that can heal anything;
flu, pox, diarrhoea,
broken spine, lost limb...

But they grow in deep woods
where sunrays don't touch the floor,
and the books don't speak of maps
or if they exist (anymore).

So till the enchanted woods are found
I'll stay safe at home,
and drink rooibos tea with plenty o' honey
and write another poem.
When a poet is sick...

Inktober 2019
Erin Riley Jul 2020
If I
show you
my wounds,
even
the ones
not yet
healed,
will you
turn
numb
to our
growing pains?
William Marr Jul 2020
from hearing the word flying
to
thinking of flying
to
longing to fly
to
learning to fly
to
flapping her wings

she finally
soared high into the sky
amid the applause and cheers

that was when she realized
the immensity
of the universe
Glazel Salundro Jul 2020
why do most writers and poets write about pain? yes, why do i write about you?
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