Other(A) Poems - Poems about Other(A)

... O, the similarities are simply stark, Between a garden slug and a lunar ark. Both leave a trail, if you but look so close, One of slime, the other, space-borne prose. One slowly inches, wet a......

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...How did you care to love someone like me Whose name is burdensome for you to bear A boy whose reputation suffers glee And whose tomorrow uncertainties scare How did you care to love someone lik......

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...In the silent dance of time, where seconds fade like grains of sand, We will find ourselves on a train platform, where trains carry unfulfilled dreams, Or perhaps in a park, where pathways shelter ......

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...* Collaboration of Limericks written by Jan Allison, Tom Cunningham, Tania Kitchin and Lin Lane Here's a news flash, the latest scoop There are parasites in the soup AI bottom feed......

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...In a world where the symbolic parent has faded like a forgotten dream at dawn, children wander among the shadows of a destroyed literate society, we all stand on the ruins of education, family, and......

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...Ben and Jerry each one of both of them is dumper than the other Ben and Jerry dump and dumper one of them call the other a sir......

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...His smile caresses my soul in a way that I didn’t know it could be touched. His laugh makes the air that was taken in by my mouth travel through my lungs; teaching me how to breathe again. His presen......

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...Toxic, intoxicating solitude, With a tantalizing proclivity To slither inch by inch, or suddenly, Back into suffocating loneliness When will I again see my own person Reflected back at me fro......

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...He is a writer, I am the reader He is a fighter, I’m the survivor. He is a follower, I’m the loner, He is calmer, I am louder. He holds his voice for me, I shout at him freely. The day he ask......

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...We met in school when we were young, In crowded halls with chattering tongues. A fleeting smile, a silent hush, You were my sweet unspoken crush. We passed like shadows, shy and fast, Two hea......

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...A woman sits alone on a cold winter night, with a tattered blanket wrapped around her tight. In her frail hand, she holds an old empty purse, in the other, a Bible; she reads quietly this verse. ......

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... Listen for the rustling sound of the beady-eyed belly crawlers deceitful serpents slithering on the ground, flicking a two-forked tongue and hissing. They should be heeded as a dire w......

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...Now behold, one came and said to Him,"Good Teacher, what good thing shall I do that I might have eternal life?" So, He said to him,"Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is God. But......

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... A shimmer rises, unseen, from asphalt's black skin, a phantom limb of summer, reaching. It warps the world, a funhouse mirror, where distant cars waver, mirages in the making. Heat, a heavy......

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...if i read you my poem silently will you hear all the dumb dumb in between the spaces where the divine touchés amusing you, telling you to share what you saw in the dark believe me......

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