i used to worry that others would finally see the truth of me my midnight darkness entwined with silver light reject me as the monster
Category: Poetry
On “The Myths of Girlhood” a poetry collection by Christine E. Ray Reviewed by Rachael Z. Ikins
With an intense almost Gothic darkness, reminiscent of the novels of Ann Rice, “Myths of Girlhood” entices us into its pages. Christine Ray references familiar
#tbt Waltz of Spirits
The floor stretches before me black and white checkerboard tile feet glide soundlessly to the waltz in my head My arms arched as if partnered
#tbt Here I Stand (Revisited)
This is an autobiographical fragment from my first year at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy and Practice back in 1990. For those who
Wasps – Jimmi Campkin
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Literary Collective:
From Anthology Volume I: Writings from the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective, available on Amazon Open up my skull and you…
Funeral Trumpets-Kindra Austin
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Literary Collective:
With each jug of spirits I ingest, my organs’ mourning does crescendo; and premature funeral trumpets bleat in…
The Heart of Winter
Originally published by the Sudden Denouement Literary Collective My heart a block of sculptured ice buried deep behind steel ribs hung with icicles offering dagger
Sudden Denouement Classics: Battle of Boredom – Henna Sjöblom
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Literary Collective:
There was a war that day indisputably although, nobody talked about it you would see them walking by…
Sudden Denouement Classics: Not to love, then – Georgia Park
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Not to love, then by Georgia Park (Private Bad Thoughts) He can’t love himself until he’s filthy stinkin’…
