Antagonist’s Monologue (By Cat Lalonde)
Teeth crunch, jaw snaps open. This is what happens when you have a foot to the back of your head.
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Antagonist’s Monologue
Tag: poetry
Nothing in Return
Nothing in Return (By Cat Lalonde)
Hear laughter’s symphony
in a bluebird’s song.
The Butterfly Effect
The Butterfly Effect (By Cat Lalonde)
Something is wrong with me.
I get bored, and I want to start over.
You’re It
You’re It (By Cat Lalonde)
“You’re it,” she says slapping a hand across my back
before scurrying into the thick trees.
Shelter for the Broken Hearted
Shelter for the Broken Hearted (By Cat Lalonde)
She wore a large, black, straw hat with a red ribbon,
that’s what you first see and what you first remembered
Rejections to Stay Humble
When it doesn’t go as planned, yell “plot twist!” and move on. That’s advice I saw in several different places, no idea where it’s originally from, but it’s fitting.
Where Are You?
Where Are You? (By Cat Matchuk)
Some poetry are stories,
There’s no hidden meaning, the author speaks plainly, grabs you by the hand and takes you on a journey.
Some Days
Some Days (By Cat Matchuk)
Some days, I sigh
unable to get any air
I exhale and exhale, over and over
again
Cat M. Lalonde 