Jane Austen died in 1817 on this day. As well as contributing six great novels, she also wrote poetry. Here’s her poem “I’ve A Pain in My Head”: I’ve AContinue reading “In Remembrance of Jane Austen”
Jagged scars Red and blue bruises All your actions All your words Left markings on my body. You thought brought me down Pushed me to my breaking point. ButContinue reading “Poem: Grateful”
The line between life and death Goes thinner and thinner everyday But it comes closer and closer When the realism of the world Comes in a whole new light UponContinue reading “Poem: Disappearing”
I see you everyday And there is nothing that I can do The sweet smile that you give The brightness in your eyes The ways that you make me laughContinue reading “Poem: What Can I Do?”
Looking Down at the world beneath you Beckoning upon your name Like soft music to my ears Singing their glorious song What you see Different from your own world LongingContinue reading “Poem-A New World”
To celebrate World Poetry Day, here is a poem to start off you day: There is no Frigate like a Book By Emily Dickinson There is no Frigate like aContinue reading “World Poetry Day”
