You should have met me later (so much later)After years away from my stifling hometown (and the unseen trauma of childhood)After days spent wailing on the floor (not 'cause of you; don’t give yourself that much credit)After nights teetering on the edge of nothingness (and thinking … [Read more...] about You Should Have Met Me Later, By: Allison Walters Luther
The Ending, By: Allison Walters Luther
Her eyes of blueAnd the tears they shedAt the slamming of the doorAnd the pain in her head Too late to save itToo early to be freeTrite fucking platitudes“It’s not you, it’s me” Promises to be brokenAnd silences to keepQuestions left unansweredNo peace to sleep Screams become whispersIn the space betweenTwo once joinedNow only darkness seen She stands aloneAs she … [Read more...] about The Ending, By: Allison Walters Luther
Revolution, By: Allison Walters Luther
Those who crown the kingrule the worldwhile those below sufferat the whims of eviland the smug disregard of apathy We will not kiss the ringsof those who mean us harm So we mustwalk the bloody roadbreathe the fire of hopeand bind our woundsuntil we can fight again Insteadwe weep over our own gravesand swear to Deathwe are still alive … [Read more...] about Revolution, By: Allison Walters Luther
It Is What It Is, It Was What It Was, By: Allison Walters Luther
Past loverwithin the presentHanding out safe memoriesand friendshiplike candy tokens orsome exotic drug ofwhat-might-have-beenNo danger with them thenor nowOnly missed chancesand friendshipand forgotten passion … [Read more...] about It Is What It Is, It Was What It Was, By: Allison Walters Luther
Red, By: Allison Walters Luther
Actions speak louder than wordsOr so we’re toldYour actions screamedWhile your words whisperedEach weighed carefullyAnd marked down It was a ledger of sortsLies versus truthsDreams versus nightmaresJoy versus misery Tally marks on my heartPromisesBroken vowsAnd all things in betweenBig and small And at the end,When the counting was doneYour ledger bledRed … [Read more...] about Red, By: Allison Walters Luther




