Poems by They Call Me Megan

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  • Our planets assemble themselves, we can feel the...
    The Apocalypse...

  • Colors of the Tuscan sun flood the early risers of...
    Myself among the anticipating...

  • I pray for him tonight as I lay my head on the...
    The silent tears stream down my face...

  • I sigh as the iridescent snow silently cascades...
    Everything is turning gray with worry...

  • The swing, the backyard, made out of rope and wood
    Tied to that old gnarled maple crooked as can be...

  • I watch you drive along the familiar highway
    The laughter floats from the car to the clouds...

  • I grow older with every waking moment
    While you stay in the fountains of youth...

  • There she is
    That girl on the bench...

  • Lets frolics among the sinless without a care
    Carrying our hearts high above our heads...

  • I crunch through the fallen autumn foliage
    My thoughts high above the towering treetops...

  • I sit on the pew silent and unmoved as a dying...
    The priest’s eyes wander to my still mouth...

  • Stop.
    I said stop...