Bandage Poems - Poems about Bandage

...Coocoo doodle I do, Not every day I coo, What Mum can do, I can – My skin needs a sun tan. My hair with homemade curls, My makeup shines like pearls. I'm just a baby, see, Acting adu......

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...… after Langston Hughes You know how they do. They say that we run, that we fit descriptions, but justice ain’t blind, she just sees who she wants. Is it a......

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... The world is bleeding badly as we know This haemorrhage started many years ago. A band aid will not fix its gaping wound So, to be frank I fear we may be doomed. This bleeding seems to seep......

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...They ask me why I write like this, as if I have swallowed something I cannot digest, I tell them that I do not craft poems, I survive them, I carry them as a burden, Each verse is a wound that deci......

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...Under the solar system in our basement I sat, copying schematics of superheterodyne radios from a book on electronics, while my dad, across from me, stood at his drawing board illustrating ad......

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...She started crying in the middle of rages— not the soft kind, but sharp, like she’d cut herself on something I couldn’t see. She slammed drawers. Shouted at a spoon. Broke a plate and sobbed a......

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...1. Never trust spellcheck 2. Use punctuation only when it will confuse the reader 3. Never trust the mind to capture the heart 4. And vice versa 5. If you must use the word sublime….don’t 6. Do......

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...It was one dusky evening. I stood at my balcony, The weather whispering secrets in a chill breeze Beautiful, cold, and a little stormy, The kind of weather that makes you feel Everything you've ......

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...How far we seem to climb Just to fall down the other side But we will climb the next mountain Trying to find where we belong How deep we dive down Before we realise we can't breathe But we wi......

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...I remember, I remember the pain, I remember the fear. The loss, the anger, the hurt. Friendships I thought might last forever, Torn apart too soon. People I loved now lost to me. Years ago, I ......

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...racism Different skin but no difference within Different races All human No reason to blame Say no to shame A world with many shades Don't be the one to throw the blades They say ......

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...You entered my silence like a violin bow dragged with blood through shattered stained glass I sewed your laughter under my eyelids and lungs, and the light transformed into myriads of fragrant wound......

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... you are sick, and I know that that’s why I will never be mad at you I can understand and feel your pain perfectly your brain’s your biggest enemy always fighting against you and I could n......

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...Just because someone isn’t wearing a bandage or shows no outward sign of illness doesn’t mean that they are not. Quote by poet. Sam lived two doors down and kept to himself, some thought hi......

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...The unseen ache, the hollow feeling of being unseen. To loathe each fragment of yourself, a puzzle with no hands to mend it. Like shattered glass filled to the brim, spilling, cracking, never ......

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