Tag: Prose Poetry
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Do You Like It That I Like You?
When I grasp for words and I stutter in awe And describe in detail everything that I saw Does it move you an inch, make you itch — maybe flinch At the thought that I like you far more than you think? When I say your name sweeter than someone else’s Drag my chair, pull…
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Look At This Life (An Original Poem by RJ Marmol)
Look At This Life (An Original Poem by RJ Marmol) The hours have come and gone And I can’t remember how many times I’ve cursed and checked this phone It keeps buzzing and ringing Blasting and humming As I scramble and ramble As I twist and I stumble There’s something I wait for That I…
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You Will Remember Me (Nostalgia) – An original poem by RJ Marmol
You will remember the times That I hit you too hard Because you were too annoying And or maddeningly glad.
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These Words are My Shelter [Prose Poetry]
These Words are My Shelter Yet another prose poem by RJ Marmol (Photo credits: nightshifterslabel.com) These words are my shelter From the loud, deafening roar Of lions and elephants, And the wrath of Mighthy Thor Adrift on a chair in a sea of disillusion I am wrapped in terror, shame and confusion Might the sky…
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A Subtle Smile (a poem for Ding) — RIP @dingg458
I wrote this for a dear friend, Ding Gagelonia whom I never had the chance to talk to in person but has always been a friend to me. Interest in politics and technology are what we share in common. Among other things, I do know he loved verses/prose poetry and so I thought it’ll please…
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