Poems by Kate

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  • Tender is the bud of the flower growing from the...
    When the world felt too threatening, I sealed it...

  • Your head rests against a silken pillow,
    Forehead just inches from my pounding chest...

  • The sunset drips in hues of blood orange,
    Melting into whispers of the softest blues...

  • Your Call (3) 3

    It’s okay. You don’t have to say another...
    *another song of sorts, written in prose...

  • March 17, 1997, under the four-leaf clover,
    - a symbol of faith, hope, love, and luck...

  • Hollow (3) 5

    Blood covers my hands, my fingers trembling.
    My throat is raw and burns from stale acid...

  • Will we find each other when our worlds grow cold?
    lost between the there and now...

  • Forbidden (3) 4

    Ink drips from my eyes like rain from the sky
    As I spill my emotions on this old parchment...

  • There is nothing for me to forgive;
    I hold no resentment, no anger, no disdain...

  • Always think of you
    When I see their colorful...

  • We’re no stranger to each other
    But we stalk the walls of this party...

  • Fool (3) 6 HM

    The word tattooed on my skin
    A reminder of how naive I can be...