1Mad Man's Burden This is a response to Rudyard Kipling's "The White Man's Burden." Any unfamiliar with it should goodgle it before reading this, because the two are closely entertwined.

5Mistress My rarely-seen submissive side. Still working on how to capture this paradigm in words, so critiquing is appreciated.

3Crow About the transformation one undergoes under love, this takes a lot of analyizing to make sense and get everything out of. If you're patient, please critique

6Lady To the tune of London Bridge, you may sing this song of a broken house

3Sprite I can't get the words from an old poem out of my head. "She walks in beauty like the night" This is trying to capture the person I connect with that line

4Immolate Most people are familiar with the buring alive of heretics during the Inquisition. Well, my first kiss with some one had such a flame that the whole relationship was like that.

4Limits Still rough. Please critique.

2Pi Apparently, Pi Day is a national holiday. I was assigned to do a project for it. Here's a poem, interpretting Pi as the result of the perfect little circle's true identity. Read, and you'll see what I mean.

5Weep This is borderline emo-sounding, so all emo haters, be warned. There is no cutting, but it has the "curled up in a fetal position in the corner" effect. And yes, yes, it is a love poem.

Obscene Vision Describing something I just saw a few moent's ago...anything else gives the poem away.