On my Instagram page (@elizabeth_ee), I've been doing this thing that I call Tiny Poem Sunday. It's pretty self-explanatory, but every Sunday I post a short 4 stanza poem. My first few posts were based off of a poem I wrote while sitting on the floor of the Tate Modern on my last day in …
Tag: heartbreak
A Poem for Your Tuesday
The Close For these are the things that flow from your heart, almighty mind. Crumbled walls of splintered hands broken by children riding bicycles, and you are there bound in the winding vines of your jungle. Speak, rose, of your thorns and also of your color. You have listened and so learned. You know now …
Throwback Thursday
I was told not to credit the person who wrote this, because she hates this poem, so I will just say this is by one of my sisters. It's from when I was living in Lebanon, and we sent each other poems. I love this poem, and I feel it now. Love you, sis. Drive a …
Throwback Thursday
I have rediscovered a notebook full of little love poems I wrote when I was 22. I'm not sure what to do with them so I thought I would share them here, every Thursday until I run out (or get lazy). They are mostly title-less, messy, and unedited but I like them. I hope you …
ELIZABETH ENDARA 