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Tag Archives: poems
Poetry Day: The Names I Choose
(A poem about choosing names for characters. It’s either easy or hard. Naming these people is never in-between.) They are my mental children These characters that play Among the worlds within my mind I watch their birth with care Knowing … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Marchers of Vindervurld
(Another fantastical creation. Kind of sad too.) Upon the marshy hollows Their feet make a sucking plop As purest mud Grabs at their boots That are moldy to the laces Beings of all sizes March in a sturdy mob Fat … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Living Dead
(Another poem about death . . . or life. Sorry?) We are mortal beings In the grand expanse of time Our half-blink existence Cherished by so few Because so many miss the point They live to die Believing it the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, death, life, living life, philosophy, poems, poet, poetry, writing
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Poetry Day: The ‘Joy’ of Going Mad
(Not as joyous as I thought before I read it again. My anxiety used to be so bad that I would have full body spasms or partial ones. These were entirely at night after I was jolted awake by my … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged anxiety, author, mental health, panic attacks, poems, poetry, writing
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Poetry and Mental Health
Poetry can be very helpful when it comes to mental health. Many people use the medium as an outlet either in writing or reading. While reading anything can be relaxing, poetry has a few aspects that prose lacks: Shorter, which … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged anxiety, author, depression, freedom, healing, mental health, poems, poetry, trauma, writing
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Poetry Day: The Invisible Switch
(Yup, another poem about death. I think about the subject a lot for some reason. Not in a ‘I want to die’ way. There’s a terrifying fascination in my brain about the whole concept. I have grow anxious when the … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Human Dog
(Here’s the partner to ‘The Human Cat’. Maybe I have a preference here though. It’s weird because I’ve never had either as a pet. Never sure if I’d be able to handle a cat or dog too. Mostly, I’m not … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged animals. dogs, author, canines, loyalty, pets, poems, poetry, writing
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Poetry Day: The Human Cat
(So, this poem is part of a duo with the other coming next week. Pretty sure people can guess what it will be. The idea stemmed from talking to someone about how there are cat people and dog people. It’s … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Grinner
(Just a creepy one, I think.) I come upon the scene Glass strewn Metal twisted A pool of curdled oil That I mistake as blood It is a grisly sight Bathed in the siren strobe And I blindly look ahead … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Great Hoarder
(Nope. It’s not really about a fictional monster. I really had some social commentary when writing some of these. Not that it matters.) Surrounded by wealth And extravagance He sits in his castle Never needing But always wanting While his … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, greed, inequality, poems, poetry, poets, selfishness, society, wealth, writing
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