Author: Simona A. Brinson

  • A POEM A DAY 334

    THAT MAN I don’t want the love of a man I want the love of That man Yes, him I know he is broken And battered and bruised I know he has been Pushed around Neglected and used All his life He has never known love Because the “love” he has experienced Always came with…

  • A POEM A DAY 333

    REFLECTION Who is this woman Staring back at me With pained deadness In her eyes She couldn’t be me This mirror deceives And surely distorts I close my eyes To clear the haze But when they open There she remains A lost and listless soul I still don’t recognize her For the light in her…

  • A POEM A DAY 332

    COMPLICATED If I seem too complicated for you,  then I am. For, I am not a girl, but I am WOMAN,  so hear me ROAR! I am not a piece of meat, nor am I a whore, to be consumed or used, to be ravaged or devoured. I am to be adored as a precious…

  • A POEM A DAY 328

    BEWARE Don’t be fooled by my smallness Or take me as meek I know it is my innocence You do so slyly seek I know the tribe From which you come Is a depraved and fiendish niche But if I were you I’d beware of the monster On my leash Simona A. Brinson Photo by…

  • A POEM A DAY 327

    RUMINATE I ruminate on thoughts In a sad man’s head Does he wish to be alive Or does he wish himself dead Has judgment and condemnation So broke in his will That he’d rather lie supine Upon Dead Man’s Hill Does he think death Would be better than life Has he tired of the pain…

  • A POEM A DAY 321

    SHADOW He is the shadow From my past That seems to come to light Whenever I am Sad or lonely Especially at night Because he is the one That got away I love him To this very day I smile and I laugh As I reminisce I try not to cry I try not to…

  • A POEM A DAY 320

    IMPRESSION She left an impression On his lips And his hands can’t forget The curve of her hips The fragrance of honeysuckle He remembers the most For it is the scent Of his lover’s ghost Simona A. Brinson Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash © Simona A. Brinson and mylifeinword.com All rights reserved.

  • A POEM A DAY 319

    A PENNY She gave me a penny For my thoughts And I turned it Into a dime Then I multiplied it by ten And bought this pen So, I could spin This rhyme Simona A. Brinson Photo by Adam Nir on Unsplash © Simona A. Brinson and mylifeinword.com All rights reserved.

  • A POEM A DAY 318

    DISMAY I whispered to the wind And I heard her say My dear child, Why so much dismay? I paused for a moment Because I couldn’t believe What my ears were hearing Cause I couldn’t conceive That the wind had ears To hear my voice Or that she spoke To me by choice I steadied…

  • A POEM A DAY 317

    A MEMORY When you died I couldn’t breathe I fell into Daddy’s arms In absolute grief Through tear-stained eyes I saw Uncle Tom’s face And when I called for you Brother His knees gave way That is the clearest memory I have of that day I saw him feel my pain I saw his tears…