Mr President
Here to relax, write, and enjoy people’s lovely works!!
Mr President
Here to relax, write, and enjoy people’s lovely works!!
Here to relax, write, and enjoy people’s lovely works!!
Here to relax, write, and enjoy people’s lovely works!!
There is nothing left on this desolate road, filled with despair and torment.
Black mist above our heads as we traverse aimlessly for safety. The few that have found it are hiding out here.
The city of elevated rooms, rising above the ground. Inside are people, people hurt, people sick, people hungry, people sad. The rooms are hazardous, the winds howls outside and along the metal wall. It’s cr...
Too much screeching
Relations to no cause
They just keep crowding
They jump with applause
No recognition
Though do I deserve it
Numbers show determination
Though numbers are not fit
I feel empty deep down
I could just be starved
Maybe not, says I, the clown
Crowned as jokester, elderly carved
I feel tired, take me home
I suggest to sleep earlier
I need to speak, but I’m alone
Oh I’m such a worr...
Mustn’t we know what they bring upon us
We slaved for supposed wealth
When we yell, they wonder of the fuss
When we yell, we yell for help
We are tired of the purgatory
Too much work, too little fed
For we starve and left for dead
No one is expurgatory
We are still so young
Yet became aged
Some smoke their lungs
Some savor their days
Some work to support
Some ruthlessly drink
We’re shaken to ou...
Sitting back, taken back
I can learn, learn, learn
I’m still not a winner
For friends, I have yet I lack
No talks last a second
A second when I’m leading
I mess up, the demons are feeding
I’m nervous of faults, I reckon
“I’m not confident enough for this”
I write in the corner
Not confident enough for life
I must learn to be laid-backed
Yet it is just so hard
So hard when I write in the corner...
I hide in my room, resting in the bed
I’m hungered, I need to be fed
I’m thirsty, I need a drink
I’m depressed, I need to leave
Wasting away in this dim room
A breeze slugs in, imitating this gloom
I looked to my side, as the wind blows
Through that window that won’t close
Marching to the window
My feet dragging, my head low
I shove it down, to give it a shot
As I look down at the parking lot
I...
Jake parked his car in the lot and made his way to the door. The restaurant wasn’t the most popular place in town, but they were still open, everyday of the week. The neon sign atop the entrance door was turned on and lit up just about the whole of the restaurant’s perimeter. There was a bench in front of the restaurant, it was dirty and was often just there for the homeless or anyone having a rou...
I go to leave the day shift
But a noise interrupts
I hear a crying on my trip
I went almost numb
The crying was gut-wrenching
To me and my heart
Though I went to soften their denting
I witnessed a high in their cards
I walked away with distain
Not encouraging those who are smug
In a world of phones, you must refrain
Because attention is a hell of a drug...
I sit idle, in despair
On my fallen, broken chair
It’s quiet enough for the mind
For the mind to wonder if it’s kind
I’ve waited patient for something
For the door to ring
For the house to be cleaned
To convince myself, I wasn’t mean
The door has rung
I nearly broke a lung,
Working to get up
God I looked dumb
At the door was my Mom
She made me feel calm
My depression met a four-leaf clover
A...
Days begin to slow waste away
Waiting for more time
More time that’s bound to decay
And then there’ll be less to find
I think back to the times I once had
Though they felt long ago
Those times made me quite glad
Now they just sadden, proving I’m alone
Preschool felt like ions looking back
People then pushing me to take new steps
Now we’re horrid and walking a black cat
Our pockets won’t stop bu...
We could care less
About any sort of thing
For causing a mess
Was not too deadening
We’d jump and play
While our parents seldom watch
We’d stay happy and gay
Still the parents march
Soon, when I’d grown
I poked fun and jest
I found that I was lone
And that was the rest
I reached eighteen
When I was left to survive
The experiences I was making
Were never, never too kind
I sat in my apartment
W...