If i indwelt some luring scrap of land
far from here, secluded, my own to call,
i would welcome these same weeds, one and all,
to plant their roots in my warm, earthen roof,
just they and i, with no hint of reproof,
and thank the thorns for making
Flower, Plant, Poetry
#1 of owletrons' scrap book
a short poem about not caring if you're any good at moving your feet.
best consumed slowly and while listening to a good song.
i don't plan on sharing many poems, but i find they can be fun to write if an idea comes to you.
Dancing, Music, Poem, Poetry, Short, free verse
Tired, whee, might throw this in scraps too or something.
also yes, i did this once, and yes, this was more or less the reaction.
Dumb kid things, Fire, Poem, Poetry, Rhyme, weird
I reached for the small scraps but just as i grabbed it another paw reached for it. instinctively i yanked the scraps to my chest and held it tight in my arms, my eyes looking at the other who had reached for it.
Anatomically Correct, Anthro, Arctic Fox, Black Wolf, Character Development, City, Fantasy, Grey wolf, Ice, Kit, Male, Medieval, Nude, Pup, Realistic, Snow, Story Series, Uncensored, Wolf, Young, civet, original, orphan, ox, starvation
Like 4 people are going to read this)
imperial splendor (science fiction, all "supernatural" stuff is hallucinations, i.e. the horseman is how anon copes with seeing so much death and suffering)
\>horseman raven and sentinel
\>bun story idea
\>scraps
Guide, Story Series
My wants are only one:
take every scrap of doggerel.
force them to eat each one.
Poetry, Quatrains, lyric
Still might throw them directly into scraps.
it was good to get writing again though, even if it was on paper and i had to transfer it to here. work sucks bleh
raindrops like tears, slide down the road.
Freeform, Nature, Poem, Poetry, Rhyme
Might throw into scraps later or edit, not fond of the last stanza overmuch.
warmth running through my veins,
siren song of flame.
it seeks for me to give it the reigns,
as if it could be trusted to remain tame.
Fire, Freeform, Poem, Poetry, Rhyme