danipower0204

Your ears'll dry up as you listen to this, 'Cause my words are more than just a hit and miss, they're the drought that'll rush through your blood and your ...

Shadow this Shadow that, you're just a piece of black, I'm the luscious light that shines through your back, Wait, let me tackle this metaphor so you can understand, I'm ...

...ahem...does Marshall Mathers count as a poet? :P I personally like Shakespeare. I don't read much poetry. I love Spoken Word Poetry though.

Your words may be needles, but mine are knives, Bullets shot down from the heavenly skies, Don't be afraid when the Gods arise to shove you into hell with burning ...

Wow, this is a tragic, tragic tragedy. Holy damn. That's all I really have to say. You don't need to edit this in my opinion. The simplicity of words fits ...

I find myself sitting in the dark , my door is locked , the curtains are down , i know what I 've done as sharp shooting pain takes over ...

Well, I guess that's it then. And I also guess you can write poetry. Well done.

Nicely written. If only I could have written poetry when I was 17, and as good as that, too. You sure are gonna be the teacher's favorite! Better watch out!

Hi there, so I've been reading your poems since just recently. And you're pretty much an idol right now. However, I agree with both Suzanne and Demoness. I think they're ...

Run, run into your house where butterflies flap, lose yourself to the singing of sparrows. But don't mind me as I spin in your silk and lose myself in your ...

Thanks guys!

OK, so I've been having difficulty polishing up this poem. It's rough around the edges, especially the two last stanzas. Any suggestions are highly welcome. THIS WILL BE A SPOKEN ...

Why is this on the front page?

Alright, so this is actually a Spoken Word poem, but can be read as it is. I’m the Brown, the son of the Green and the Red, The Brown bred ...

You know what, I actually liked this. Not the kind of thing you would read on here normally. Short, simple. However, devoid of ANY real literary devices. My only (rather ...