by Sarah Spradlin | Dec 7, 2016 | Poetry
When I was younger, I collected potshard stories about a place where grown-ups lived. I wondered about it on summer days— feet had grass-tickled toes and mud-caked heels, fingers were perches for butterfly kisses, ears were homes for the angels’ laughter, eyes were...
by kingdompen | Nov 30, 2016 | Poetry
By Tessa Just Love Unselfish feeling, Great affection for something, Desire to care for, Emotion. Joy Great happiness, Satisfaction for a job well done, Deep contentment, Delight. Peace Absence of stress, A state of harmony and serenity, A tranquil feeling, Silence....
by kingdompen | Nov 16, 2016 | Poetry
By Adora Istrate I’ll do it later, says the boy to his mother, Maybe it’ll get done in some way or another. I’ll do it later, says the girl with great dreams, But “later” takes up much more time than she deems. I’ll do it later,...
by Sarah Spradlin | Sep 2, 2016 | Poetry
Marina windows glowing with moonlight and lightning, I’m standing on tired toes, peering into the sky that tastes like ocean, trembling with wonder as the sky smiles. Jagged white teeth stretch to touch cotton cheeks aglow with the cool light of midnight....
by kingdompen | Aug 19, 2016 | Poetry
By D.G. Snapper According to the riches of His grace, I am covered by the shield of faith, Under His yoke With unconditional love Which is beyond comprehension. Apart from the world; Against the evil, And in the place of condemnation Prior to accepting that I have...
