Poems from AnaRose Hart
The smell of pine needles rush in as I hear the front door open
Chilling musky air fills my lunges as I hear my dad thump up the stairs...
These boots weigh me down
Like cement blocks stuck to a drowning person feet They are so heavy that every muscle in my legs ache with...
Do you know what Grandpa did
For Christmas after you passed?
He had us cut your pretty sweaters
Sparkly, bulky, light weight,
Even your...
Cover your ears little darling,
Space your fingers evenly like piano keys
No scant remains of your cry
Will scar your beloved brain, a...
Moonlight skin thickets
Thrown without a care
Body coated in a tainted sacred
Dark ashy chocolate glaze
Child lips concealed by customers...