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Ending the stigma through poetry
Isn’t it peculiar how men rush to war unafraid However, the slightest feeling of possible love for a woman Leads them to their knees The greatest fear of all –Dangerous –Unexpected –Consuming Is love for a woman who may one day leave
Don’t try to reach out to me once you’ve figured out you were wrong about us. Distance may make your heart grow fonder. Time may heal the hurt. However, I am not blind to the chaos you caused me and the destruction you left… Continue Reading “Prose: Leave It”
You have to be a bit mad to go far in life. Who else comes up with crazy ideas of changing the world? It’s obviously not the norm. Take pride in what has made you different. I refuse to allow anyone to use my… Continue Reading “Prose: Newton to Churchill”
Once the ink is on the paper I can relive these bittersweet memories These beautiful lines I write about you
Today, depression hit like a punch in my gut. Hard. Unexpected. Left out of breath and unable to move. The feeling of nothing slowly returns. I don’t eat for hours. I don’t get out of bed for hours. I lay there in the dark… Continue Reading “Prose: Darkness”
I found purpose in the madness. Without the madness I possess I would not be here. I live because of it.
Never did I think I’d fall for you What a pleasant surprise A spark I know still exists How could I believe a Michigan man could feel again? I hear the weather up there turned your heart quite cold No matter how hard I… Continue Reading “Michigan Man”
Empathy Poetry 