Novemberhascolor Stories

Randomly poetry unfolds the story from a dream. Mysterious and unexpected events happens in beyond. A third collection of dreams to unfold.

Poems out of nowhere just wanted to express those words that lingers in my head. [Highest Ranking] 06-17-2018 #15 - thoughts #13 - poems 06-24-2018 #30 - poetry

Words that are splashed with colors, sadness, tranquility, unreality, and expectations. Don't you sometimes feel lonely? As if no one understands you. As if you're drow...

a few times when thoughts started to flow in my mind and my pen wrote them down for me... #10 on ifonly #78 on wattpadpoetry2018 #1 on WattpadPoetry2018 🎉🎉 #1 on Roma...

These are poems reflecting my thoughts as well as my emotions. An engagement in the art of poetry. Words that were left unsaid.

Just trying to make my feelings tangible.

my " poem " for the November contest

Depression Can Be Overcomed ~cover made by me via PicsArt For #novemberhascolor contest #wattpadpoetry2018

My entry for a poetry contest

When the next fall comes To swipe the leaves of trees' feet twelve months i'll wander through wet autumn street.

read it.

Space themed, Double-acrostic poem written for the "November has color" Acrostic Poem contest.

li·lac /ˈlīlək,ˈlīˌläk/ noun 1. a Eurasian shrub or small tree of the olive family, that has fragrant violet, pink, or white blossoms and is widely cultivated as an orna...

for the new wp poetry contest yay

One shots ... Poetry ... Contest submissions ... Flash fiction ...

even if you empty your mind from everything, there will be a little thought...

This Poem is created for wp_poetry's Acrostic Peom: November has Color.

The human nature is a thing of many ups and downs, much darkness and much light, and a love of life yet a morbid curiosity about death. The fickle nature of humanity len...

TheStarAwards winner!! 2nd position on 16th/Sep/17 Life gets a little too hard to handle sometimes, so we try to show it through our words filled with anger, regret, fru...

❝ My thoughts are stars I can't fathom into constellations. » John Green The Fault in our Stars