Thickness Poems - Poems about Thickness

I’m huddled in a corner - I’d move but I’m paralyzed by invisible patterns of heavy air and magnitudes of decision. I know I must motivate this unconvincing vision of myself to struggle with the immaterial forces and perform the pointless activities of life. . . . ps, I write short stories too...

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WE WERE WIRED Seeing the thickness of the forest craved the feel of darkness I told myself and my mates, ‘We risk missing our way’. The canopy cover craves countless thoughts A save place from the sun’s harsh rays, A hide-out for the monsters we dare. The natural musical rhythm of the un-conducted choir Yet the melody sounded in agreement to the...

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The thickness of your melanine Like some hot beverage So strongly black I crave. The enchantment of your literature Makes me loss my virtue Alluring in your words As i dance my way through My pelvis twisting soothly To your music..You are the music The melody of your harmony As it penetrates through my os Sinus os as it touches my heart Ooh what a beauty As...

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Thickness Foggie skies Winter days A slow drive I take To see if I can see the Prettty blue flower's In the tree's I might be crazy because I am taking a drive in the winter And the clouds are filled with fog But if I was to stay home I would feel Sad because I am all alone And my home is empty So I would rather...

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There's a sickness we all share That's happening everywhere Finding it in every place And it is such a disgrace Every city and small town Has this sickness all around There's no medicine or pills That will cure this useless ill Which is plaguing everyone Something big needs to be done Before and outbreak starts to spread Which can lead to so much dread We need to...

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