From The AforementionedMagazine, Heres A Link To My Favorites So Far:
From The Aforementioned Magazine, Here’s A Link To My Favorites So Far:
Jairo Dealba, Four Poems https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/jairo-dealba/ Hector, “chartreuse” https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/hector/ Jennifer Wiraatmaja, “strangers on the same bed“ https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/jennifer-wiraatmaja/ Rioko Beagle, “suffocation” https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/rioko-beagle/ Roheen, “ symphony of silence” https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/roheen/ William Burrell, Two (Short) Poems (Must I say, I love the pictures) https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/william-burrell/ Gabrielle Rose Place, “On Identity and On Girlhood: A Thesis“ https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/gabrielle-rose-place/
Prince, “I Met An Abandoned God” https://literaryforestmagazineonline.wordpress.com/prince/
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Darkness as a comfort Darkness as a guise
A comfortable cloak of mine The Dark is Simple, kind
The light hurts my eyes The city is loud
Much too loud Bleeding into me
Give me the Darkness, Preferred and Caring
Like a mother with her arms Wrapped around and around
I retreat into her Sickened and dizzy from the sun
She welcomes, She is preferred
Events
Celebration will be welcome See Salvation
Small honor in recovery
Decide This is the last call
Decide The final stand
Remember home
I think most are better
Better at every type of art
Photos, poems, writing
I sing quietly,
I dance uninspired,
All I can feel is that weight
That presses against my heart
Heavier and heavier
I never can describe the numbness
The sinking in my chest
Like a stone into the ocean
Im meant to explore and understand
I am no pilgrim
I write, afraid
Afraid of my betters
I sink into the sand
Of the sea floor
I wait until I get up again
To renew the cycle of
Wake, walk, return.
Sick
I feel sick Sick as I’ve ever been
A sickness that is both In the bottom of my stomach
Under my ribs Stuck in my throat
Like butterflies Crawling out of my abyss
Tickling my teeth Crushed into nothing
My head hurts I swallow acid
Venom and sweetness A snake in the grass
I throw up caterpillars Stories waiting to happen
Discover me Unearth me
Free me from the sickness Bring me into health