Poems

First Time in a Long TimeA year had gone by since the last time and she’d been through the divorce,And she said she wasn’t sure she was ready but the force,Of wanting to be ready was stronger than the uncertainty,She called me because she trusted me in the urgency.I said whatever you need from the […]

The first time I knew the world was too much,I stood still, waiting for the noise to quiet down.But the silence never came, only the hum of despair,Whispering that I’d always be one step behind.I’m running, but I’m not going anywhere.

The first time I walked awayI felt the chains fall, I felt okayThere was no more weight, no more liesJust open air, and clear blue skiesI didn’t know I could feel so lightWithout you there, I found the nightWasn’t as dark as I’d once thoughtFirst taste of freedom, and I was caughtFirst taste of freedom,

The mountain stood tall, a winter wonderland, White snow sparkling, beckoning my hand. My heart beat fast, a nervous thrill, As I strapped on skis, ready for a downhill fill. The first time I skied, a symphony of snow, Glide and turn, letting my spirit flow. Cold wind in my hair, a rush of pure

First Time ThrillSoft lights flicker, shadows play,Virgin touch, guiding the way.Her body shivers, tight and new,In this thrill, we see it through.Hands explore, gentle and slow,Ass’s curve, inviting sight,We embrace the night.First time thrill, hearts collide,Ass’s depth, feeling inside.Moans escape, passions soar,In this embrace, we explore.Fingers trace, tender touch,First encounter, wanting much.Taste of innocence, pure

The first time I stood before them all,I felt the weight of expectation press against my chest.I wondered if they knew,If they could see the doubt that lingered in my eyes.I played the part, but every step felt wrong,Like I was walking in someone else’s shoes.They handed me a future I didn’t know how to

I was a nervous wreck, hands shaking in my jeans First time stepping foot in a bar, barely 18 Bright lights, loud music, a world I didn’t know But a shot of whiskey, that’s all it took to let go The first time I got drunk, I felt like I could fly The walls were

The First Time I Drove AloneSixteen years old, license in hand,Heart full of freedom, I felt grand.Keys in ignition, anticipation,A new chapter, liberation.First time driving on my own,The world felt vast, unknown.No parents nagging, no rules to bind,Just the open road and a peace of mind.Hit the gas, felt the engine roar,Adrenaline pumping, I craved

The first time I learned to run,I was too young to know what fear really was,But my body knew.It carried me through doorways,Away from fists, away from words that cut too deep,Away from a life I never asked for.I didn’t look back,Not until the night was safe,Until the screams were just echoes in the distance.I

The first time I faked a smileI didn’t think it’d last a whileBut I wore it like a perfect maskHid my heart and didn’t askNo one saw the cracks insideI was hiding what I couldn’t confideYou thought I was fine, you thought I was strongBut I’ve been faking it all alongFirst time faking it, I