On Forgotten Things
On Forgotten Things is a poetry how one gets so overwhelmed with people’s opinion that they forget how to live and enjoy simple kindness in life.
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He Sounds Like A Soft-Spoken Poem
This is a poem about a man who looks like a poem; who sounds like a soft-spoken rhyme to your longing soul.
Don’t Date A Poet
A poet will always give you closure, she will wave you goodbye with every last word, and every breath it takes to write one rhyming verse.
Time Machine
Then you lay your body down, eyes looking up, your fingers pointing to the sky. “You’re pointing to a star?” I asked. “No, that’s a planet. Stars shine, planets don’t,” you replied.
A Birthday Poem: About A Woman I Know
A birthday poem for a good friend of mine: “She will take you out from the fake city lights to places where sun looks bigger than apartments and malls. Men, you can’t drag her down, because she is stronger than your bones.”
His Secret Talk
I love your energy it bursts whenever you’re talking about the last book you read or when you sip your cold black coffee while writing your poem A poem without rhyme, yet remains beautiful “You’re a great poet,” there I told you. “I’m not,” you replied. “I am a lost soul. A noise that resonates in silence. I am the…
Eventually, Someone Will Say This to You
I love your insanity, your breakdowns, your random rambles, and your complicated thoughts. I love you wearing that casual shirt and faded ripped jeans. I love your flaws.