It’s April!
Which means it’s National Poetry Month. Will you be writing a poem everyday?
:D
But the real question is will you use the correct form of everyday and every day?
(Source: marryweather)
I’ve waited
I’m waiting
I’ll wait
but
for how long?
Bigger is better
And vinyl
is why I’ll
Dance and be fitter
Say what you will
Take pleasure in cheap thrills
I’ll be boomin’
and cruisin’
Call me a freak, a rebel, whatever
I’ll be one with my 9 inch vinyl record
visit my poetry blog iwrotethese.tumblr.com
(Source: imstilllsearching, via jessybebop)
Living is simple in the moonlight
The pure white light peers through my brain
It turns my heart on; I know that I’m alive
It tells me which way
To go
The sound of thunder may be loud
But the silence of moonlight proud
(I wrote this. Visit my poetry blog here!)
(via xenxenia)
(Source: badasschris, via jaredharleyx)
It’s said it takes seven years
to grow completely new skin cells.
To think, this year I will grow
into a body you never will
have touched.
By the fabulous poet Brett Elizabeth Jenkins. (She has business cards, woah.)
