Hello everyone! I'm back at last (or rather I was on Allpoetry for the last week and all too lazy to upload poems to here...)

Time loops are fun stuff.

Let's just say I wouldn't want to see this person on my friends list. And I totally didn't lose interest in this.

Apops strikes again with a fantasy freeform poem! Don't get me wrong, it's not like I'm too lazy to make my rhymes work! In all seriousness, I should read fantasy poems that are not about death or a u...

Eagle monitoring the skies in its perch in the heavens Xenial monuments open to outsiders evacuating secrets,

I... think I'm actually incapable of writing a "normal" love poem, hahaha.

Maybe I'll make a continuation of this in the future. I got bored making this poem about driven civilization-crushers so we shall see.

Happy New Years! An ekphrastic about a peacock. P.S. Did you know the collective term for these birds is peafowl? Male peafowl are peacocks, and females are peahens.

A freeform poem that I was too lazy to make rhyme. Please excuse the fact that it's two days late.

A magimous and gentle family The concept of which brewed

This, seriously, wasn't my best poem... far from it. Well, as I gain experience with elegies, hopefully it'll improve.

A standard rhyming scheme and a short read I devised when out on a mission to gleam inspiration from a park.

A sestina I wrote with the concept of "a war where beings created only for the war fight against defenders who know of the beauty of life." Honestly it took me a day to finish it, with lapses in conce...

My hope is that this poem can spread awareness about cybergrief for those who are struggling with it. I have yet to experience it personally.

A poem I wrote when I missed the bus to the park and it was almost pitch-black outside.

This follows the story of a nameless princess and her loyal guards who are a bit too loyal for their own good. P.S. I hope you can help me find where the font choices and features like slide transitio...

Originally written with an elegy in mind but it transitioned uncontrollably into a freeform poem about a parakeet escaping into the wild. Version 2