A Feud to Carry Vol. 2, 2.10.24
“Sonorous Sonnets of Sorrow Most Sever”
Pain sits within the seat of my eye
As a stone does in the peach
With sweetness dripping ambrosia
In biting, broken, painful overreach
I would fight within the thrushes
On the beaches and the sea
Be loose with all the oceans of my soul
Give floating rise to dreams reflected; yet to be
Poisoned sips and looks too light of comedie
Of art, oh, harlequin, oh common cunning punch
With jabbed hands at well welled levers
Devout in their faith, oh, believers, oh, lovers, the bunch
Let me ingest, digest, and divulge my poisoned tears
With stonéd arsenic cores
Fallen from love’s embrace, from branch and limb
Rotten, infected at the core
Sweet sorrow, of you I’d not be parted
Before the passing day, anew, anon, restarted
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remember the night
The first I remember, I was two years old. I lay in my stroller and watched the light come through
the black fabric of the hood in pinpricks like I was seeing my own wild, starry night, and
the second night I remember, I remember because of the dark bitter wine I snuck from my
grandfather’s glass, just the dregs, five years old—the wine, and me.
I remember more, of course, I remember thinking at age ten that I wanted to be someone, a
teenager who drove cars that blasted down roads after sunset, surrounded by all the dark
evergreens, going so fast that the stars would be blurry
but somehow I can never remember anything other than the dreams. I can never remember the
weave of the sun-bleached cotton over my head or the occasion where the wine was drunk or
which road, which road would I take that mythical car down, the 1994 Hyundai that I had to push-
start before we got to school like it was a recalcitrant asteroid—
Oh, I feel jagged now. Memory ripping me like sun-softened cotton, because
I remember the first time I saw Dan Gurney’s Eagle car win the Indianapolis 500. The Eagle,
black and white under the whispery static of the television, shone and shone for me, even though
with all my dreams I couldn’t imagine the feel of the wheel under my sticky palms.
I watch a dream go around and around a treeless track.
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Soft age and softer dreams
Coffee, cupcake, dairy milk
Right before life makes you see
Its many many cruelties
Now time has passed and
Your coffee's just black
Sleep is more important
Than giving back and yet
You still live on, in autopilot
When ages ago romantic was your plot
Now you're just keeping it alive.
- but why should that be bad , you just need a new dream now
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Love me even if life tries to steal me away from you. Love me in this silence and in the distance that are none of our doing but which we suffer all the same. Love me for my heart only beats your name. Love me without ever harboring doubt in your heart. I am yours from the marrow up and my one true desire is to be in your arms. Love me while you wait. Love me without words and with every breath. Love me till we can be together again.
e.v.e. (Letters to my love)
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before i sleep.
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Sixth prompt menu (March)
We are excited to present you our sixth prompt menu this March! This is our sweetest menu yet, consisting of five sugary companions for your drinks at writeblrcafé and sweetening our baked goods. So choose your sweet flavour and order a candied prompt from our menu!
Brown sugar: "If that's all it takes to kill a god, then how easy it must be to become one." by @basalamander-corner
Maple syrup: Write a description of one of your settings from the POV of at least two different characters, so you can see how their unique voices change how the setting appears to the reader. by @asablehart
Honey: Choose a song and write something inspired by that song. by @sadfragilegirl
Agave syrup: "Give me one good reason why I shouldn't kill you right now." - "I can't. I'm sorry." by @basalamander-corner
White sugar cubes: Write about two characters having dinner, but they can't explicitly say what they want to say. by @asablehart
We encourage all forms of original writing. You can check out our other prompts here. Make sure to tag your piece of writing with #wcprompt within the first 5 tags and mention which prompt(s) you used. We will reblog every order!
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Will I ever possess the softness I pretend to have?
— Fray Narte
Gif from: Stealing Beauty (1996) // Dir. Bernardo Bertolucci
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as a hopeless romantic and with the heart of a poet you may think that it's inevitable to get over it — this heartbreak, this pain. if someone mattered to you this much, if everything with them meant so much, then how can you go on living without them? but there's nothing commendable about yearning for a love years later that could never manifest into something healthy, long term, and mutual in your life. unrequited love? one sided love? the one that got away? an almost lover? yeah at someone you gotta have to stop romanticizing that. you don't want material for shayari. what you want is to eventually move on and meet someone else and have a fulfilling and meaningful life because that's what is commendable. that's what is beautiful and that's what is poetic. a life well lived. a life well loved. not being hung up on one person or the idea of that person. the way our brains are wired is that you cannot really keep drowning in the memory of someone for over a year. if you decide to move on and let go at some point and go out there and meet other people, you will find someone who will make your heart smile again and whose jokes you will find funny and who will make you want to risk getting hurt again. it's honestly inevitable. so don't let them lie to you. don't let them make you believe that you have to live, if you are a romantic, if you have truly loved, as someone who never moves on. that doesn't make your love for that person any grander. it only makes your life less meaningful and more miserable. sadness can become a habit especially when it's sadness in love, or rather sadness in the lack of love. you can fall in love with that kind of sadness. you can glorify it. you can get so attached to it that you'd rather keep it than attempt at happiness in love again. don't be that person. love and let go and love yet again. the poetry is in that.
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Somewhere -
There’s an old man not so silently
Grinding his teeth
Whilst rocking on his porch
Seeking a seventh-day constellation
In a six day week.
And at some point -
He mumbles, he swears it’s there like:
The rainy-day money stored
In a book long forgotten.
Maybe it’s in Xian.
Maybe it’s in Denver.
Maybe it’s in Mom’s cooking.
It’s definitely in antiquity,
A grief on every other Wednesday, now,
And wish for the gray to go away.
- Hathaway Hayes (2024)
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And at the end,
I suffer the fate
of meeting my own self,
a
thousand
times
over
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Measure my life, to the last ounce, if you must,
you'll find nothing of value, but dirt and dust,
still, leave me as you found me, gathering rust,
for nothing more can be done, I am biding the time just.
- DG
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Dead End Dirt Lot Diaries 7.2.2023
“Eggplant Barren Walls"
At one point it ceased being worthwhile
Making a space my own
Not even my body–enough
On again off again
Star-bellied no stars
The sticky-tacked skeletons always–
Always, shown through
It doesn’t need to be home
To sleep in
It doesn’t need to be mine
To dream
@env0writes {C.Buck}
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thoughts after 10 pm
life is heavy company
find the corner where you won't be disturbed and find solace in your water glass
with the tipping of water you can pause this earth
look, nothing matters
the floor is wet but it will dry
so much possibility if you stare through the bottom long enough
it ripples, changes shape
you can avoid the shadows or splintering light this way, a clap on the hand
dull it through the glass
wait for your guest to be shown the door and finally
disappear off down in the dusk
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Fire strikes and forests burn
Hearts beat, minds learn
Sometimes for the better
Sometimes in return of
A greater tomorrow or a deeper hurt -
Lucky are those who saw it in sleep
Or learned it from others
Who stumbled in their sweep
The quickstep fumbled
But you asked those who got up
Felt it in your bones that
Lightning in the bottle is about to crack
And break whatever was inside the urn
It kept you weary, thinking in worry
It may have even kept you from
soaring and searching but
Premonition comes as a sign
You might fall, but you might rise
And you know you can't keep
Living your life in eithers
Either fear, either grief, either fail
Either falter, know that you will
Always have the chance to rise
Don't let the cards bring you down
Nor the palm read it first for you
Carve it out, make it work for you.
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whispering
The white butterflies, those
Heart-shaped sweets
And my daughter - the one my body
betrayed - her precious hands
The moment's creatures, all
Strands in my braid
I do remember dreams
My hair does sometimes
Cover my face, and yet
Space can only follow time
One way, not another
So who am I to
Keep looking behind
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for @nosebleedclub jan 3rd 2024 prompt.
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