Category: Poetry

Polyamory

Don’t cry over me with your broken heart I told you I was polyamorous from the start It’s what I said, the day we met Or did you believe the lies you were fed By everyone else who claimed to know me better You skipped all the vowels in the letters I wrote to you … Continue reading Polyamory →

Have I Told You That I’ve Seen Your Soul?

Have I told you that I’ve seen your soul That every crack is beautiful? Buried deep beneath the flesh The skin, the bones, and all the rest Have I told you that I’ve felt your soul That every vibration is beautiful? Reaching out from within the walls Protection, not wanting to fall Have I told … Continue reading Have I Told You That I’ve Seen Your Soul? →

Dear Skye

Hi all, I've been working on a short-story series called Dear Skye. It is a compilation of fictional letters and poems from Ash to Skye, two characters, one of whom may or may not still be around. It is open to readers' interpretation. Enjoy! Click here to read Dear Skye on Wattpad  

The Downfall of Democracy

Why are we told that Republican is the opposite of Democrat? The whole system is democratic! Why do people who leave their country to become independent people complain when their country wants to leave and become Independent People? Why do we call them Conservative when there's not much conservation? Why do we call them Liberal … Continue reading The Downfall of Democracy →

City Lights

The sun sets, Slowly dimming the street. It falls behind the magnificent structure Of steel, glass and concrete. The view from this altitude Is an endless stretch of charm. With what's left of the sun's rays Reaching from the city to my palm. As the roads wind and connect A seemingly complicated system of its … Continue reading City Lights →

What Are We?

What are we? We are a generation. A generation of dreamers who are told to walk when we can fly. A generation of poets who speak of nothing but truth. A generation of scholars who are censored through education. A generation of learners who know nothing and everything. A generation of thinkers whose thoughts we … Continue reading What Are We? →