Survivor’s Guilt by Joseph Reilly
When you’ve lost people,
People that were better that you,
People that treated other people better,
You walk around with a constant sense of survivor’s guilt.
Read More Survivor’s Guilt by Joseph ReillyWhen you’ve lost people,
People that were better that you,
People that treated other people better,
You walk around with a constant sense of survivor’s guilt.
Read More Survivor’s Guilt by Joseph ReillyYoutube videos and Tik Toks spawn,
Your audience is no longer drawn.
Did you even have one to begin with?
Probably not sis.
You have more people reading your tweets than your books.
Read More Writing is Dead by Roni MarshallIt starts with a seed
Then it goes to a deed
The mind tricks and plays
Scary as it may
Read More Possibility of The Impossible by Michael ChiacherriThe moment is here
Yet we always long for it
Dreaming of something more
Always getting something less
Read More The Moment by Xavier RamirezThe lows should be expected,
I tell myself that often.
There will always be a dip,
Financially, romantically, brain chemistry.
You say you love it,
But are you willing to do everything for it?
Would you leave your comfortable job?
Read More What are you willing to do? By Frank KingBound by word counts and job posts
No one ever told you about pay rates
Hemingway didn’t say shit about cover letters
Read More Terrible and Joyous Writer’s Life by Ricky GeorgeHe has always been remote—an island who’s never seen a swimmer or even the occasional lost fish.
Read More Distance By Laura StringfellowEverything feels impossible until
That moment where the thing
It arrives and you have it
It’s before you a reality
Read More Fake Impossible by Trevor WilksI used to write to escape.
Writing served as a means to get by.
When the world was too dark,
The light sat by the cursor.