Poems in the colony

Freshly published poems in chronological order.

Migration Season

by Kanth on Mar 25, 2026

A flock of meadowlarks escaped the winter breath,

leaving for the western stars and woven nests.

Carried by a gust, led by a song;

the billowing tune sits with a man cold enough to let it linger.

 

He watched as the birds chased newer beginnings,

wondering if his would do the same.

Although he knew the price he would be paying,

winter was never the one to blame.

 

For his flock was known to be careless,

chasing the thrill, thrumming his pain.

His forlorn disposition had left him hindered;

he longed for the sun, but all he ever got was rain.

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Allant Jusqu’au Bout

by Kanth on Mar 19, 2026

Une ardoise s’efface, me privant de sens.

Sache que sans toi le sang s’écoule sans aucune relance.

Je me débrouille enfin pour retrouver un feu,

Un feu timide qui me réchauffe la pensée.

Les lettres sans destinataire ne servent qu’à être jetées.

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Formidable

by freshbair on Mar 12, 2026

Oh solitude minable

Oh vie exécrable

Oh dépression abominable

Mais toi tu es formidable

Tu vois je suis misérable

Et un homme incapable

Aussi fort minable

Mais toi, toi tu es formidable

 

 

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Claustrophobic

by Kanth on Feb 27, 2026

I grab onto a ceiling higher than us.
I read through lines finer than dust.
A mesh of admiration,
speared amid being crushed.

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around the world

by freshbair on Feb 23, 2026

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Little Star

by Sunshine on Feb 22, 2026

Une histoire sans fin

Un livre sans point

Des rencontres sans répliques

Et des jours qui se décomptent

 

L'aurore se tue

Les roses s'effondrent dans l'ombre

Plus rien ne vit

Sauf une petite étoile

qui me garde compagnie

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Une balade entre les ondes

by freshbair on Feb 19, 2026

Oh flot des mers,

Pourquoi es tu aussi téméraire?

Te balançant avec le temps

En refletant ta majesté sur le firmament

Scintillant, brillant et aveuglant

Parfois je reste là

Assis entre le brouillard

Qui ne cesse d'être bavard

Jouant entre mon crane et mon âme

Créant un étouffant vacarme

Que je ne puisse le controler

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Far Cry

by Kanth on Feb 19, 2026

It’s a far cry.

You stay to grow,

I leave to hide.

We’re a far cry,

you and me,

yet somehow we remain intertwined.

’Cause I’ve cried your name so many times,

the sunflowers now bend to your sound.

If only you could see

the version you dream to be,

in my eyes, all complete.

It’s close, I know,

but we’re a far cry,

and I know that’s what keeps us bound.

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Je suis là

by Sunshine on Feb 18, 2026

Je suis là,
Où le vent froid caresse mes joues nues,
Où j'entends les étoiles débattent sur notre futur,
Où le ciel sombre me serve de couverture,
Où les arbres préparent une valse,
Où la rivière compose une harmonie,
Où les roses me tiennent compagnie,
Et l'herbe humide de lit,
Je suis là,
J'attends,
Ton absence vivante m'envahit,
La nuit me charge d'espoir,
Je suis là.

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Close the flower

by freshbair on Feb 17, 2026

Behind the curtains

Beneath the mountains

You will find this shallow lightness

That is slowly losing its brightness

Should I kill it

Or hold on for a little bit

By the means of the destiny

Only faith will be the remedy

 

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When the leaves start to fall

by Kanth on Feb 14, 2026

I have been weeping an un-annexed love

ever since you bespoke love into my bones.

People dreaded the lightning and the distant sound of horns,

yet I have been dreading the thread I have been threading,

not knowing when to stop,

not knowing how to cope.

 

You have engraved in stone a letter

not foreign to my alphabet,

yet somehow you managed to carve it

in a way I have never seen before.

I will wait for you

as I waited for winter,

with a fear of summer being on your mind.

For my leaves have already fallen for you to step on,

even if I never gave a warning sign.

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