Spokenword Stories

Just a writer with curious mind, overflowing with feelings that no one understands. A piece of paper and pen has became her friend instead. Is there anyone who could understand this secretive writer? (I know my poems are long but I try to express it in that way. That is my style of writing. Please my dear readers, please read it with patience. And I hope you'll love it)

A collection of raw emotions, fleeting moments, and unfiltered thoughts-this is my journey as a girl navigating love, heartache, and everything in between. From the euphoria of first love to the ache of goodbyes, each snippet captures a piece of my soul, woven into words. Some memories are bittersweet, others unforgettable, but all are real. Join me as I unravel the beauty and pain of love, one moment at a time. UPDATE EVERY WEEK

Poetry is the easiest way of expression for some like me, not only experiences but feelings. This book is a set of poems about feelings, experiences and thoughs that linger in my mind day and night. There's letters too that will never reach the eyes of those who they're intended for, though some are just based on emotion. I write because I hope that someone comes across this and thinks "hey this is relatable". Some may resonate with experiences that awaken sacred fragments of memories, or some may just deeply impact. I write because that's the easiest way I can express any feelings. I write for fun, for love and for awareness on certain topics. All poems and letters are original by me :) Most aren't aimed at anyone specific, but just product of my imagination.

Almost Human is a collection of poems about survival, softness, and the quiet and necessary distance that comes after harm. Moving through images of war rooms and infirmaries, candlelight and starlight, imitation and restraint, these poems touch on what it means to remain human in the presence of those who perhaps never were. This is not a book about revenge or resolution, but about observation, integration, and learning how to stop offering light to things that only know how to consume it. For readers who have loved deeply, waited too long, survived quietly, and learned that healing does not always arrive loudly; Almost Human is a record of what remains.

Hiii, this is the first-ever declamation piece that I wrote. It is titled Monster. It tells how a monster fell in love with a human who not only accepted him as the monster he is but also loved him wholeheartedly. But a monster is always a monster. I Hope yall enjoy this(^///^)

What are We?

A collection of poems based on heartbreak and healing.

Poetry Collection // Upon the Stars We See is a deeply personal and politically charged chapbook that weaves together haiku, prose poems, and spoken word to explore the intersections of Indigenous identity, environmental grief, and the quiet violence of modern existence. Through minimalism and lyrical force, it constructs a celestial mirror-reflecting not only the realities of colonization and capitalism, but also the resilience, memory, and inherited strength of those who live through them.

A life weighed by tragedy is like a tattered book on a dusty shelf. Its pages, worn thin from countless readings, tell stories smudged by hands that clung too long, hearts too eager or too burdened to let go. Though cracked and frayed, the words endure, silent testimonies to resilience, whispering faintly of a beauty that hardship couldn't erase.

Welcome to the world of poetries. Start reading, if you love poetries, either reading or composing it. Here, you'll be able to see what's going on in my mind through the mirror of my words. All the poetries will be in hindi. If you wanna read english poetries, you can check out my another book "wandering mind 2". So, let's continue.

The Echo of the Soul is a collection born from the quiet spaces of the heart - where love, pain, hope, and healing speak in ways words alone often cannot. These poems capture the moments that shaped me, the emotions that strengthened me, and the truths I could no longer keep silent. These poems come from the deepest places within me: from love that softened my spirit, from pain that reshaped my strength, from friendships that held me together, and from the quiet reflections that taught me who I am becoming. In these pages, you will meet joy, loss, renewal, longing, hope, and the courage to feel again. Each poem is an echo - a vibration of something lived, survived, or surrendered - offered with honesty and open hands. My wish is that as you read, you hear pieces of your own journey reflected back to you - gentle echoes that remind you of your strength, your softness, and the beauty of feeling deeply. - Toprime

A collection of poems

The Olives Archives is a curated collection of poems that carry emotions so dense they pierce even metal hearts. These are not gentle verses written for comfort; they are poems forged in pressure-pressed, bruised, and preserved like olives beneath stone. Each poem in this archive holds an intensity that lingers. Love is not romanticized; it is exposed. Pain is not dramatized; it is distilled. Joy appears sparingly, but when it does, it tastes earned. The collection moves through vulnerability, resilience, longing, identity, and healing, documenting emotional truths often hidden beneath composure and silence. The title The Olives Archives reflects both preservation and endurance. Like olives, these poems are bitter before they are nourishing. They demand patience, honesty, and the willingness to sit with discomfort. In return, they offer clarity, depth, and recognition. This archive is for readers who feel deeply, for those whose hearts have hardened not by choice but by survival-and for anyone brave enough to let poetry cut, open, and ultimately soften them again. 1. Where Even Steel Learns to Bleed 2. Soft Things Surviving Loud Worlds 3. What We Swallowed to Stay Alive 4. The Silence That Raised Me 5. Bruises That Learned to Speak 6. Salt Under the Tongue 7. Tenderness in a Closed Fist 8. Scars Don't Ask for Names 9. The Shape of What I Didn't Say 10. When Strength Cracks Quietly 11. Hands That Forgot How to Ask 12. Love, After the Armor 13. The Weight of Uncried Tears 14. Softness as an Act of Rebellion 15. Bones That Remember Warmth 16. What the Heart Does in the Dark 17. Survival Tastes Bitter First 18. A Gentle Thing Called Courage 19. We Learned to Breathe Between Wounds 20. The Day I Let the Wall Listen

You'll find poems about rage and survival, love and longing, isolation and betrayal-every emotion I've ever wrestled with is here, carved into lines of confession and reflection. Some will hit like a punch. Some will whisper like a hand holding yours in the dark. All of them are real. If you've ever searched for yourself in someone else's words, or wondered if your pain, your fire, your chaos mattered, you might just find yourself here. This is my voice, my storm, my truth-blunt, fiery, and impossible to ignore. Every poem is a piece of me-raw, unfiltered, and unapologetic. These are the words I couldn't say aloud, the truths I carried alone, the scars I turned into fire. Poems You'll Never Read by Kaylee Rose is for anyone who's ever felt broken, silenced, unseen, or betrayed. Poems You'll Never Read by Kaylee Rose.

here are some poems that I've written when I've been deep in my feels, please be polite, feel free to analyse, critic and praise! <3 cover is not mine xoxo

This book is a quiet place for all the feelings we never learned to speak out loud. Each poem is a piece of a heart-bruised, healing, breaking, blooming. It carries the softness of late-night thoughts, the ache of things left unsaid, and the courage it takes to grow through what hurts. These pages hold love, loss, rediscovery, and the gentle reminder that even the most fragile moments can become something beautiful. If you've ever felt too much, too deeply, or too quietly-these words are for you.

Writing random poems and thoughts <3

A heartfelt exploration of the bonds that shape us - seen, unseen, spoken, or silent. These poem traces the quiet beauty of connection.

a poem written by RKY - descripting his love for his city and its peoples living in harmony and with love . He shares how from his childhood the city showed many challenges and peoples he met during the phase . He is thankful to all the peoples who somewhat shaped him to be a loving person and a cheerful writer . he questioning to the readers what they had in their mind regarding possibilities of fading memories he make his lifetime .

A series of rhetorical questions she wishes to get answers but won't, spoken word poetry based on empowering and revealing the inner thoughts and feelings of a renewed black woman