Uncategorized
-
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Collective: by Oldepunk I wasn’t always sure About the noise in the background Incessant, like the peeling of A grimace in rush hour massacres Pounding out the march of time To rounded pupils and bloodshot Veins that wrapped around conclusions They claim names remain inane I see some new faces… Read more
-
Originally posted on Samasya Tapasya: I’m not really talking about those who were born with red hair, but I’m talking about those who color their black hair red while going grey with the belief that the red will make grey less obvious while not actually making it black because putting black on black hair would… Read more
-
Originally posted on Poetry Out West: I leave the room for one second and I come back to see your cock slamming into her. You definitely weren’t thinking about me. Selfish, greedy pig! To make things worse. You defended her feeble excuses, tried to twist it around and make it my fault, then you left… Read more
-
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Collective: Looking from the outside in All seems well A façade to disguise an underlying impression Not to be viewed by the outside world For risk of alienation Hiding in this world Although hide would be the wrong word As a want to break free from this entrapment Seems like… Read more
-
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Collective: Amazing Grace! How deaf— silence, wet wool wrapped ‘round my head. I’ve been saved, but not by you. Jesus is just alright— won’t sleep over, he complains of bellyaches and flies home early. Maybe my snacks are too bitter tasting. I’ve given up sweet wine. My blessings are colored… Read more
-
Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Collective: The Contest is officially open! Since its inception in 2016, The Sudden Denouement Literary Collective has had the privilege of featuring some of today’s most fearless writers. With members that span the globe and editors who share a passion for pushing boundaries, we as a collective have enjoyed reading,… Read more
Author S. K. Nicholas 