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Re: walk away; recover;
my heart
Apr 2, 2017 -
Re: the entire history of human desire takes 70 minutes to tell
do not go gentle hand me bullets to keep in my medicine cabinet tell me, teeth against skin, cigarettes against skin the whispers of oceans breaking against your rib cage ...
Apr 1, 2017 -
Re: the entire history of human desire takes 70 minutes to tell
a study in life and its tragedies it's a western, henry it's a downright shoot-em-up. we've made a graveyard out of the bone white afternoon. your boots are filling with ...
Mar 23, 2017 -
Re: How do you refer to yourself?
poet, obvs.
Mar 21, 2017 -
Re: Your Favorite YWS Event
Personally, my favorite event to organize and create was the Shakespeare Festival. The Hunger Games was amazing, but super stressful. xD
Jan 31, 2017 -
Re: Under Construction: Need Assistance with a Poetry Collection
Thank you so much, @Kyllorac!
Jan 7, 2017 -
Re: Under Construction: Need Assistance with a Poetry Collection
@Kyllorac pokepokepoke
Jan 6, 2017 -
Re: Under Construction: Need Assistance with a Poetry Collection
@Lauren2010 wonderful advice! One of the magazines I'' submitting to actually want a whole collection, which they pick from, so that': why Imm doing collection while submitting single pieces! Yes, ...
Dec 30, 2016 -
Re: Under Construction: Need Assistance with a Poetry Collection
Hey y'all! I'm an oldie and the majority of you probably have no idea who I am, but I used to be pretty active here on YWS. Anyway, I'm back ...
Dec 30, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
five. i used your august eyes as an excuse to sleep with someone else. i said that anyone who had eyes like a late-summer storm deserved what they got. after ...
Apr 6, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
four. there are holes in my pockets. the stones i gather from the creek bed fall out sometimes, when i'm walking too fast or moving around. because of that, i ...
Apr 5, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
three. there you are. i found you, between the tall grasses of august and the frosted mornings of january. you sat on the edge of my ford's bench seat and ...
Apr 5, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
two. i held your handful of stardust for days after you left. i sat with my back against your barn. sat when the rain came, sat when the dead leaves ...
Apr 2, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
one. you and i are the spring showers. you are the pitter patter in the morning, against mama's kitchen window. i am the torrential downpour that chips the whitewash off ...
Apr 2, 2016 -
Re: my honey-suckle tool sheds
~i should have been home yesterday~ because it is from there i get all my liquid courage. from the moonshine from the coal dust, from the porch swing, from you. ...
Apr 2, 2016
