Creative Writing

  • Poem #1,944 – “Here We Hang” – Modern Romanticism – 3/13/2022

    Tight ropes,on the tight ropearound the throat of caress,kissing velvet into blue,merging flesh with the constrictionof traditional deathwith the kisses blownto the fleeing wind. Our eyes rotateto see the Heavens,blue with the earth’s oceans,green, and the burning landbecomes everything like sand. Hands to our shoulderspull away. Kisses to our cheeksturn apart,break our skin apart,as we…

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  • Poem #1,943 – “Receding Tears” – Modern Romanticism – 3/10/2022

    A drink, would you take me up on it? Hell has never had such bitter oceans and driving rush. Not spring with its morning dew could renew your eyes, nor could a gleam from winter’s sunsets, then on, to a lone summer sunrise. No renewal, at where we met, blossoming buds inside our glances, as…

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  • Poem #1,942 – “A Rope for your Freedom” – Modern Romanticism – 3/9/2022

    I could not be the oneto strangulate you,to triangulate youat pinpoint corners,leaving you cryingat the tearstained skies. I could not bethe devil you always expectedto hold your hand,leading you throughto misery’s bleak company. These hours I leanedon the traffic jam of yourstops to be next to me.Sighs were repeated,life was defeated,buried with the rope,the noose…

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  • Poem #1,941 – “A Bath in your Eyes” – Modern Romanticism – 3/8/2022

    Down the trickle flowsto an extended palm.Liquor glows,the afterglow of a drunken eveningI spent washing myself in you,your tears,the taste of everything dear,nothing clear. Parading solace,a perfume of wild eyes,crystal in confusion.Widen the openingto allow me entrance.A bath to soak through the ruin,to build another ending. One more timelosing teardrops as thetraces of you, on…

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  • Poem #1,940 – “Too Painful, in Love” – Modern Romanticism – 3/5/2022

    And yet,when the fog stays,love’s breath is here tokeep Hell’s warmth on fingers,on a form that shiverswith the cold of amnesia,induced enough to reducea man to his knees. Begging with a plea,answers returning from seato keep me alive with the bleed.From wrists known to be kissed,from a heart that will never startwithout the heat of…

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  • Poem #1,939 – “Pendulum Hips” – Modern Romanticism – 3/4/2022

    I watch,as time is slowed downto a ruin.Beneath these feet,a bed is storming and crumbling.I viewrippled sheets into tidal waves,renewingthose lips to exhalea thousand more sighsbefore the world ends. Kissing your chin, as ifthe edge of a wine glass.Lifting you,of those pendulum hips thattell time to an alarm,that to the firewill reveal you apart from…

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  • Poem #1,938 – “Divided from Beauty” – Modern Romanticism – 3/4/2022

    Repeat these words,as all women have said,though none have led, – that your beauty divides the wavesbeneath me and thee,for me to never place a fingeron the flesh I have craved. Were you always ableto hold yourself so together,of parts never missingnor ever weathered? Bring a heartbeat close.Close, for the kissupon your fertile breast,then to…

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  • Poem #1,937 – “Caress your Spine” – Modern Romanticism – 3/4/2022

    Holy hopeof something unwantedin its approach,while the devil inside itselfwill find other guilt to wield,to carry as a heavy torch,the lightest of light. Bleed heron the cross,open with her loss,broken in a placememorable to forget, – while fading eyes never seethe cadavers placed next to shein the final hours. Caress her,undress herto stitch the loose…

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  • Poem – “Made a Monster” – Modern Romanticism – 3/3/2022

    Here, I hangwith ribbons to decoratea gained honor, in dyingfor a heart I piercedwith black arrows. I ripped, I toreinto the gift, presented there.I loved until the aching contentsfrom a furnaced soulcame rushing back. Here, being hangedfrom the same ribbonsused, for this place in cryingfor a love left on the boatswept forward in the sighing.…

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  • Poem – “A Boiling Tongue” – Modern Romanticism – 3/1/2022

    He hates, with a mindthat remembers nothingbut the song.The dirge in the distanceto longest locks dressed overa casket of an empire.Her face, the shortest disgrace,set above a form of broken twigs. Her relief in her last breathhad swept a curtain over her.Her face is keptwith the same brittle tearsas sap to the sleeping tree. Fires…

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  • Poem – “Living Beside the Fog” – Modern Romanticism – 3/1/2022

    Sometimes, when Ihang a word from a heartstringwhere there can be sceneryto your lingering footprints,I retrace the silent stepsthat bled the old breath. The divisive fearthat lingers herein the ruin where wewere brought nearin love,within sight of harrowed eyesand moonlit drear. Here we are, to kissthe same salient surroundings,adorned in the rubiesof thrones and thorns,…

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  • Poem – “How you came Undone” – Modern Romanticism – 3/1/2022

    Note thetransparencyin the overlapping softnessin your voice, in the choice thatburied us in the nighttime’sgleam, beneath the moon,beneath the mysterysurrounding your eyes. In your strangulationupon these shared breaths,you left,parting with the night,seeing no moments that matterwithin sight. A leader’s tragicwalk, towards a cliffto spill the contents ofa heart, caught from above.He thought to be blind,in…

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