frogmetal

Poetry

Witness

We're in the kitchen when your father arrives
Angry, but trying to hide it for once
Wanting, what he always does.

You fold your arms and stare him down
While I casually murder some ants
Who don't stop stealing my jam.

'We talked about this, Dad. It's not happening.'
You say like you did a thousand times,
Just in my dreams, and yours.

He sees, somehow, that you mean it
Turns, and walks away
And my helplessness goes with him.

Academic Valentine
Anneliese Vs. The Whale
Arcane
As It Stands
Blessing
Choices
Mid-life Crisis
The Dancer
Deluge
Dismissal
Dragon Song
Exams
Foil
Formation
Fury of the Clouds
A Gambler's Tale
Grace (A Haiku)
Insomnia
Jigsaw
Journey
Morning
(nameless)
Old Friend
Matter of perspective
Procrastination
Regret
Relapse
Romanza
Safekeeping
The Sloth of the Margaret River
This Morning
Turbulence
Unconditional
The Unknown Vale
Unrest
Un-Titled
Witness