Love
Writing
Light Up the Night
By AnonymousImmovably unquiet and forever
Is the moon’s perch in the sky.
Sitting in a blanket of mismatched stars
Is the place children go for a sweet midnight dream.
Scared Loveless
By Zoë ChristiansonI wish that I could speak my mind more easily.
I wish I didn’t fall in love so easily
and that it weren’t so obvious.
The Tale of the King of Thieves
By Mellissa OsborneThere is a world so different than ours
Where elves walk with man and have mystical powers
And in this world, on the streets of a small castletown
There you’d find the most honorable rogue around
It was home to the King of Thieves.
Losing Lila
By Jessica SutterIt looked a bit like Lila, but it wasn’t Lila. I don’t know why people say that when someone dies they look like they’re sleeping. Her skin was dull grey and colder than ice. Her long body lay limp and heavy on the stainless steel table. Her clothes were dirty and rumpled.
Quite simply, you are a parallel revolution
By Brooke ShippeeLife is a never-ending coil
With twists and turns
And you are the one thing that I did not count on.
You are the mistake in a waltz.
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Quiet Sighs
By Drew WilsonWhenever I' m alone I miss you
Wish I took that chance to kiss you
I feel shattered and alone
like a dog thats lost his bone
Remembering your laughing eyes
my life is filled with quiet sighs
Seasons may come and seasons may go
Necromancer: Confession
By Connor RiceRain danced gleefully across the tombstones as if mocking the dead. The now wet moss on older parts of the graveyard made the ground slick. It grew where other forms of life refused for reasons of their own, yet sparingly did the moss do so as if even it respected burial grounds.
Yes, That is Why...
By Elizabeth B. KellyThe wind and rain, two things I love most. They go hand in hand, the wind and rain. First, the wind blows through and tells the world to be quiet and listen; then the rain comes and washes away horrible things.
Lichtenburg Love
By Rachel FranklinI used to tread over damp ground
yet seek shelter from the rain.
Those wilted lives, half-truths
fed to half-lovers, are gone.
The hollows of your cheeks
are cracked like parched earth
from years wasted needing me to kiss you.
Song of Ice and Fire
By Lauren McGrathStare into these eyes of flame
Warm embrace of blazing love
Wild animal you cannot tame
Feral beauty of gentle dove
Gaze into these eyes of fire
Scorching heat of kindled lust
Burning secret of past desire
Where the Heart Beats
By Betsy ChaPerhaps the first
Was the open sky
Infecting above the carpeted ground.
Books astray in an old wicker basket,
Just enough room for a girl to climb in.
Crayons drawing, thoughts wild; just
imagine at your fingertips
The World.
My Eyes Have Seen
By Jill ForresterMy eyes have seen,
My ears have heard,
The special beauty,
Of a kind world.
Those who do,
And those who do not,
They have shaped,
What it is I have got.
Fire and Powder
By Robyn Peterson“These violent delights have violent ends
And in their triumph die, like fire and powder,
Which, as they kiss, consume.”
-William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet
tidal waves
By Olivia HumphreySome of my hobbies include:
writing
and baking
and looking into your brown eyes until I fear that I just might lose myself inside of them.
A few of my favorite activities are:
drawing
and sewing
Coffee Cups
By Maya BluittI'm not sure if the glass is half empty or half full.
Coffee shops leave me homesick for 8 minute drives to your cul-de-sac, to your arms; you're always busy.
Balcony Wishes
By Lauren BloodThe sky was an abyss of gloom,
As the trees billowed in the breath of the wind.
The stars sang secrets to the moon,
Above a castle holding lovers within.
An age-old monarch was outraged by his daughter’s betrayal,
Hollow
By Emily WilkinsonI am in love with a girl… who is afraid of breakfast,
who brews coffee in the morning like gasoline feeding a starving engine.
Her fingers dance around the machinery of her waist out of step with reality.
Midnight Light Switch
By AnonymousThe initial absolute of "black"
fizzes out; reds and blues and shapes pulse
with every beat of your racing heart.
You can feel her hands, see the basic outline of them,
of her shoulders, her curved collarbone.
As you reach for her -
Beginning // End
By Allison GliesmanToday, I am the only song you’ve ever known all the words to. I am the first person who ever meant it and the last thought you can manage before you close your eyes. You look at me, and all you see is light. You look at me, blinded, and you tell me you’re the happiest person alive.
it's real with her
By Abbey Kelleymy laughter quieted
when she looked at me.
there hasn't been anyone else in the world
who makes me as still as she does,
because her eyes sparkle even when
she's frowning,
and she I know she can see
The Mark of Love
By Kaylie MacLaughlinAria pointed at the little flower on her ankle with a short, chubby finger and asked her mother in her unpracticed, fragmented English about what it was. “Pretty,” she said, her ‘r’ little too rounded and her voice broken up by her childish laughter.
Taylor
By Abigail CottinghamHis taste in music was mayonnaise: bland and unappreciated by most of the population. I guess you could say I love mayonnaise. We attended the same school, but a year separated us so we didn’t have any classes together.
Time’s Beauty
By Willow VaughnTime is a girl with curly hair that bounces with every step and twirl she takes
She talks with her hands but never fails to find the right word to say
She can be by your side one second and gone the next
Getting lost in the crowd is fun to her
Lover of Time
By Willow VaughnI seduced Time
I brought her thorny flowers, held her worn hands and kissed her softly
I caressed her flushed cheeks and played with her hair, long like a timeline
I ran my hands along her battle-won scars and her strong but delicate body
Sei la mia vita
By Abigail CottinghamThe boy from the apartment below yours writes you letters about the birds and calls you a sunset.
“Tu sei il sole del mio giorno.” You are the sunshine of my day.
I was in love with that girl
By AnonymousI remember the guilt I had as
A nine year old girl
When I kissed another girl
Just for fun.
I wouldn’t have
If she didn’t lead me on
Freckled
Blue eyes
Red-brown hair.
After the first time she kissed me