Ending the stigma through poetry
Haven’t you heard women like me cause pure destruction? Yet, here you are still intrigued and not even trying to leave You have no idea what you’re getting yourself into — Not a clue I’m the rain I’m the lightning Darling, I’m the storm
Don’t let fear stop you from falling in love. Young man, the most beautiful things in life are felt within the heart.
When you left my book of life The chapter ended but the story continued I do not read the same chapter twice Next Chapter: Moving On
You may think you have used me or hurt me You may even think I hate you I am okay with you thinking that It is better than the truth All you were was a rebound I liked the idea of having someone… Continue Reading “Words I’ll Never Say”
You aren’t good for me I’m not good for you Yet, we still have chemistry Magnetic perhaps Explosive always However, it’s toxic Slowly killing us This love is poison
1:16 am I can’t sleep Thoughts of you intoxicate me I’m drowning with what could have been and what I should have said Things I can’t take back Things I can’t make right I didn’t think hearts were meant to for breaking but mine… Continue Reading “1:16 AM”
*An Adoptee Poem* I once lived with my natural motherShe was very beautiful and kindNo matter how hard she tried,She couldn’t take care of meHer mental illness became too muchWhere she had to sadly give me upBecause society would prefer to put blame on… Continue Reading “Mama Ida”
When you said you no longer wanted me I found my purpose I knew my worth I could do better Thank you for that I never needed your validation I simply needed to love myself