Kristine Ferg : Writing

What is Love But the Freedom to Ask It?

What is Love But the Freedom to Ask It?

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


I wake upto a world with no ground to hold me,to hold my heart in stagesuntil it reaches me for ages,glances,beams,and holds me, just me,by the hand.I..
How Could You Do This to Me?

How Could You Do This to Me?

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


I wake up, methinks,when the drawbridge sinks--it's alright.I lift beauty up,and morning laughs at my callsof fondling;fondling light...beyond the moo..
Kept In My Locket

Kept In My Locket

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Writing nodesthe roads unfoldto find me a better place.while the beauty inside,finds grace behind linesin which tides held us boundby reprieve.there's..
Broken Tires

Broken Tires

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Open your handsto palms with split ends,my love---the road will bend around you.listen above me,you write "do you love me?"and hear in splintered wall..
Ruby Like the Night Life Trickles

Ruby Like the Night Life Trickles

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Round to the back,half to the shackand I've got no one to feel,turnip leaves, they cannot beyes,let'srest at the cornerand hope no one will find us th..
Maybe If I Wasn't Bipolar Anymore

Maybe If I Wasn't Bipolar Anymore

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Not my best, but here goes.
The Dullard's Hymn

The Dullard's Hymn

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Sometimes we ourselves forget we are the ones at fault. Then we condemn ourselves to stupidity.
Painting Our Palms Clean

Painting Our Palms Clean

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


The words are coming,losing; leaving my lipslisten. I say it once inwhisper.I......like to think you'd understandthe times,they bend me to submitto he..
Breaking Picket Fences

Breaking Picket Fences

A Poem by Kristine Ferg


Come face the truth, when they know you're a fake', the shrink says,'you haven't gotta heart,so everybody knows, what you didn't say.everybody swearst..
Symmetry of the Riddle

Symmetry of the Riddle

A Story by Kristine Ferg


This is not a usual story. This is a story similarly expressed during the high times of oral tradition, so it's written as a poem.