The Writers' Block Digital Journal Publication

A poem by Anonymous I want to love you Like a breeze of cool air Like a lonely sailor kissing land Without a care I want to love you I see you everywhere The sky or through the tree I wish to sit and stare Or love you softly It's your will, and if I dare I'll kiss you slowly I feel it's only fair Let me love you once more I'll show you that I care

A poem by Josiah Findley Every day I think of you. And every single day I Imagine what we could go and see. I want to, yet we can’t. The distance travelled just to Have a 3-hour drive to wait I just don’t want to wait, And I try to remind you, that every drive I make to, Feels too long for I Because the drive just can’t Show the one I come to see Every drive excites me to see But it also makes me wait. The length says I can’t, But I want to be with you. The number of miles th

A poem by Josiah Findley I'm so confused, understanding not met The answers I seek pull further away There are so many thoughts I cannot forget. My feelings falling in some sort of debt Where hope feels beyond the bay I'm so confused, understanding not met My mind flies through thoughts like a jet Each one hurts more day by day There are so many thoughts I cannot forget. My fingers disappeared, the fog has set My hands feel numb reaching through dismay I'm so confused, unders

A poem by Bella Heisler As she advanced through the moonlit woods, Too aware of the past gnawing at her heel She treaded carefully through the intertwining falsehoods Of wounds only she could heal.

A poem by Sierra Mansfield That day in the sun felt like a lifetime of happiness My sunhat barely covered my squinting eyes My mother held me in the shallow water While my father watched from the grass The chlorine from the pool irritated my nostrils As the children splashed and swam freely My mother looked at me with deep thoughts of Love and admiration as she held me This was the last good memory I Have of my mother I never knew what went wrong Was it the fighting? The lies

A poem by Anonymous River Flowing And I’ve Decided I Must Get Going On The Same Damn Path I’ve Been On And I Hope You’re Listening To Me And Not Distancing Yourself From Me I’ve Been Waiting For You And I Think About You Dearly I Hope You Too Want To Be Near Me And Nothing Else Really Matters When I’m With You I’m Sorry If That Is Basic I Just Miss You I Hope You Miss Me Too

A Heroic Couplet by Alexander Fosnaugh I have always loved the unlovable Dogs and cats that appeared unsociable The slimy, slithering, slinky snakes and Even hairy spiders that leave you quite stunned They all have their place in life’s great story But you have taught me, I must stay wary You wormed and wriggled into my gullet Down into my soul’s depths you did plummet I cried feeling you deep within my soul I, your personal buffet, you left holes Filled with longing, misery,

A Poem by Anonymous I had a Dream Me and you were both in it The grass had droplets of water The sun was just rising The air smelled damp...

A Poem by Anonymous Scary Poem about the Issue with the Health Care System in America One was Crawlin’ than they had Fallen’ One Slept,...

A Poem by Hope Lang Angry, crazy crow whisperer, Queen of the dead. At least that’s what they called her, Said she wasn’t right in the...

Poem by Hope Lang A girl, laughing at the firefly Cupped in her tiny hand. She sang hymns of the purest babe, Born in a foreign land. A...

A Poem by Kharma Gentner Adored from afar but not up close, Not by the ones who matter most. What is this imposter syndrome? Mistakes...

Poem By Kharma Gentner We can’t let this go any further. You would treat me good, we both know, But we have different points of view. No...

A Poem by Kharma Gentner No smoking, eating or drinking I didn't know where I was going; made possible through the generosity of...

A Poem by Anonymous The sea grew treacherous And I sailed The wind grew heavy And I prevailed My boat grew crooked But I was still My...

A Poem by Anonymous He was just a hard working man But really he was just a boy who looked for love and appreciation through the land...

A Poem by Cadence Bommarito There he sat, little trash panda Belly full of his munch’ins Mmm, mmm sippin’ strawberry Fanta You can see...

A Poem by Cadence Bommarito Maybe I hate hypocrites Because I hate myself And I, myself, am a hypocrite Is that hypocritical?

Poem by Cadence Bommarito

Content Warning: Grief, Loss Poem by Bridgette Meyers You don’t know you’re drowning, until you realize, you can no longer swim, and I...