Hey, I’m Allymari (she/her) Glad you found me! I’m a 29 yr old orator/writer/poet from NYC. All my poetry is meant to be read aloud. Feel free to comment and engage. Positive feedback is always welcomed! All posts are original poetry by AllymariThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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I can’t tell you that
I love you
It’s been too soon.
I barely know you.
But every inch of me
screams
to let you in
Like you’re a familiar
Like you crawled
into my skin
Like you’ve
belonged there
before.
-Reincarnated Lover by Allymari
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I think we can
live in the
normalcy
of each day.
Break biscuits
with our own
Depressions.
Warm black tea
for our Pessimisms.
Spread sweet red
jam over wafers
for our Heartbreaks.
I think we can
Sit patiently
and redirect them.
See! the sunshine outside
Sit! in audience
to dancing flames of
floral perfumes
Smack! lips against lips
to relish buttery flakes
Stroke! your claws past
ruffles of pink chiffon and crumbs
I think we can
still savor this taste.
Sing to sweet soured blueberries
in beds of underbaked dough.
Forgive overly-creamed Earl Grey
warning of future bad days.
Smile at asymmetrically cut
finger sandwiches.
Retain joy midst
whiffs of burnt scone ends.
I think we can
live in the delights
of how pleasent the
moments of today are.
Reconsider Pessimisms mantras,
Rework Depressions cycles,
Reverse Heartbreaks aches.
I think we can
also acknowledge.
That, when the sun disappears,
some darkness is destined
to remain. Reminding us
of our fragile humanity.
Feed with forgiveness our
Tasty fickle minds.
- Interventions Over Tea by Allymari
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Sometimes, I bread chicken with Italian seasoning, Recaito and Sazon. Just to remind myself how my grandmother's Coney Island apartment smelled in 1997.
Sometimes, I sing La Lupe at the top of my lungs over candlelight, guitar in hand, and hearts on sleeve just to put myself in my grandfather's 1970’s loafers.
Sometimes, I clean my house with Fabuloso and get on my knees as Aguanile spills from my lungs all over the tile floors just to get a flash back of my dad and his mustache from 2002.
Sometimes, I remove the kernels from cobs of corn and feed imaginary chickens in my head just to stir up the sounds of the grunts of approval from my Abuelo in Lajas.
Sometimes, I sit in solitude and pray the rosary, forgetting my jaded stances and turning my glances to the God my abuela reveres with her life, just to remember her smile.
Sometimes, I let my toddler stay in bed with me past her bedtime to watch old novelas, the same ones that my Mom used to watch with me, just so I can remember what her warmth felt like.
Life will have us believe in its repetitive monotony. But in that monotony comes moments we will never get back, loved ones who will never be as they once were, and versions of ourselves we will surely outgrow.
Challenge yourself to be present in these ordinary moments.
One day you’ll look back with extraordinary longing.
- Unfading Fotografías by Allymari
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Asking for a friend. The friend is me.
What did you do?
When you felt stuck
Like all of your best days are behind you
Too afraid to succeed
because you know your potential
And it terrifies you
When will you stop being scared of how bright you can shine
When will you allow yourself the opportunity to thrive
To break the mold you’ve shoved yourself into
You’ve tried to be plain
You’ve tried to be little
You’ve tried to camouflage
and disguise yourself
as average
But
you are anything but
You are everything but
You can do it
But
What is the fear?
Where does it stem from?
and how can you pull it out from its roots
To dry off its wet feet and soil its ends
To water and tend to
To prune and then to
Allow it the space to grow into
What it was always destined to be
What did you do when you felt stuck?
Did you allow yourself to remain
Or did you push through that pain?
Did you allow your leaves to break through
Despite the thorns that grew from you
Or did you...
What did you do?
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To Sit On Her Moon
I'm jealous of the tattoo on your chest
I'm jealous of the little man
That gets to sit, happily
Just above your chest
While he pontificates at the moon
constructed of paint and flesh
See, he may have not been born on you
but you chose to put him there
Sways, happily, on his little island of skin
To the soft thunder of each heart beat
How beautiful the songs must be
that he sings
In harmony
with your inner voice
In the summer you can find him basking within the rays of your smile
Taking in the compliments of his beauty from all who get the chance to observe
In the winter you hold him tight as he enjoys his own thoughts saddled in your décolletage
I'm jealous of the tattoo on your chest
I too want to be apart of you
I want my image to be etched into your memory
as a reminder of my love
I crave the permanence you allow him
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I’ve never felt this deep
Yearning
Like you were
always supposed to be
apart of me
All along
I’ve never felt this deep
Affection
So quickly I let down all my walls
and as the dust settled
you walked in
Confidently
I’ve never felt this deep
Love
One that is growing
with the strongest of roots
I’ve never felt anything like this
I’ve never felt anything like
You.
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I need you like
I need air
Enter me
Consuming
with your smoke
Push against
the Furthest walls
once supple lungs
Tug at the edges
Of her vessels
You need me like
The sea
Meets
The moon
Using each other
despite their distance
Magnetically dancing
into the shore
Crashing perfectly
Dropplets
containing memory
Of your depth
Within my sea
We need each other Like
Darkness
craves
light
Although its comfort
Is in solitude
It is most beautiful
When she peeks
through
Conturing edges
Filling out
her crevices
Artfully displaying
Their hidden
Imperfections
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Nothing Compares
Nothing compares
to the feeling of
flying above the clouds
with you
Hand in hand
To touch the sky and drink from the moon
Lips parted
To float in the nothingness
and see the world
beneath our feet
Buoyant bodies
And to realize
its just you and me
That time and space
are ours
Levitating in that
blue abyss
for hours
Nothing comes close
the feeling of being yours
Not even the deepest ocean
can relate
To the waves that emanate
from our passing ships
Or the roar
of our crashing tides
You are
my depth
and aether
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Smiles Compliment Scars
She left the big horror house
Gladdened with scars
And stitches
up
to
her
soul
And in the peace and calm
Of her new refuge
In her corner of seclusion
With light peeking through
She untangled every
Trauma
that kept her married
to her anguish
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Light Frequencies
You could never see what I see in her
A spectrum of light in a frequency made just for me
That hits When the Corner of her lips meets her cheeks As they embrace the edges of her glasses Just so That a prism of light peeks through It neutralizes even the darkest of souls
You could never hear What I hear from her
Her voice, a melody Of healing vibrations The words: “I love you” flowing from her vocal chords Each ripple rebuilding the trauma Tangled up in my DNA “Baby, I’m here to stay’s” That rehome and erase Anytime I’ve ever felt I didn’t have a place
You’ll never feel What I feel for her
Hands that hold without a drop of lost blood even the sharpest of Broken and thorned glass hearts A single loving graze Forces you to move your hands tend to your own wounds Patiently placing each piece In a graceful pace
Her’s is the most healing of loves
Framed and mirror-like To reflect; in return projections of raw beauty Like constellations She teaches you, patiently To connect the dots that lead you back to her celebratory embrace Welcomed back home By the North Star
That is the light from the prisms Projected by the glass sitting, patiently, under her eyes When her lips rest At the furthest edges of her smile
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