Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: April 03, 2009
My light flickers dimly but I press on,
rabidly, craving your touch.
The cold, black ribbon touches my skin,
wrapping over blue lines.
I feel the ebb and flow of you,
the swriling shapes etched in my flesh.
I will remain your silent lover,
until you turn from me,
for I will soon complete you.
Like hundreds before me, I join the pile
of those who have sacrificed for your art,
with your words on our pale, white skin.
Learn more about this author, Alexandra Pollard.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: I must write
by April Self
They say "I must write!"
Or should it be "Write I must!"
Pull out that old pencil, and blow off the dust.
Spirals on my notebook
I Bleed Ink
My pen connects
With paper white
As blood runs out,
As black as night.
You see, my blood-
My life runs here.
by tt
I write to explore.
To explore the questions asked.
To explore the possibilities of what my life is.
To explore each and
by Zane Grogan
Vengeance at my fingertips, awaiting orders.
I pick up my pen, pressing it to the borders.
To the edge I write, I don't know
by Jon Coe
Every day is like a book without and end
Each page is clearly written and carefully penned
Like a roundabout without stopping
View All Articles on: Poetry: I must write
Featured Partner
The Overbrook Foundation has partnered with Helium, giving you the chance to write for a cause. Browse Overbrook's featured titles, pick an issue and write! You can also learn new perspectives on issues that you care about.more