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The Sunflower — Bing Hua	By Bing hua Translation by Xu...	71 views Rate it
Juice wrld — Ethen Durrette	Between you and me I think that I'm gon' die Soon, it's cool, I got what's coming to me, it's cool Ain't no point runnin' from me, it's cool Ain't no...	71 views Rate it
My Gift — Kurt Philip Behm	To the ladies, my youth To the children, my love But to forever, my words Hawks that fly —with the...	70 views Rate it
Why? — Emma Ramnarace	You left without saying goodbye to me, Wish I could see you once more I asked GOD, why or why father? You left my heart broken and...	70 views Rate it
Another Sad Sad Day — Todd R McMahon	6:00AM Man struck with gunshot to the head. He was rushed to the hospital, Where he was pronounced dead. ...	68 views Rate it
My Annabel Lee — Laurel M. Lee	It was many- not too many years ago In this life being lived by me That a maiden I bore whom we adore By the name of Annabel Lee; As a baby she lived...	67 views Rate it
The dog ate my Poem — Robin Loving	And it made her...	67 views Rate it
for all teenagers with divorced parents — nina	my life be easier if my parents had never divorced? i guess we’ll never...	66 views Rate it
Sonnet # 58 — Luis A. Estable	In poetry beauty and the meaning deep. The bird that sings; it's spring and roses are. The peaceful look of children when they sleep. And when high in...	66 views Rate it
Anti-Bullying Abecedarius — Darshan Jay Mistry	A bullied child doesn't ever forget getting harassed. Idiots just kicking & laughing: mean, nasty opinions... People quickly ridicule strangers; they...	66 views Rate it
The Garden — Randy West	I dreamt I found a garden that grew rows of love and hope. Nestled by a mountainside and nurtured by its slope. Hordes of gorgeous butterflies would...	64 views Rate it
The romance we carry — Mila Marohl	Was that the weight of my Grief? The pennies and talks that I missed? The liquor to come and to leave - The moments that lacked to exist? Was it...	63 views Rate it
Room 2992 — Brady Bowen	Shatters, splinters, redrum shreds thoughts and prayers reassemble heads? smashes, bursts and blows apart we send them here for a head start? run,...	62 views Rate it
A School Dropout — Daria Kondrashova	Structures of the concrete world ate little girl whole, like She eats oatmeal for breakfast ike the rest of the kids She knows, like the rest of the...	61 views Rate it
Birth — John W. May	I. I knew, before my birth to be, The planet that I chose, But angels who were prepping me Induced a gentle doze: They...	61 views Rate it
Hide and Seek — Musfira Dar	Every night I take dwell under a table, While my insides burst open for the desire, To come out and hug you and never let our bond disappear to the thin...	60 views Rate it
Left Behind — Robert Catron	I'm not really sure why my family and friends seemed to have disappeared, At first I thought it was because I've moved to a new home, and new life, but...	60 views Rate it
The Fan : A Poem. Book I. — John Gay	I sing that graceful toy, whose waving play, With gentle gales relieves the sultry day. Not the wide fan by Persian dames display'd, Which o'er their...	58 views Rate it
To My Baby — Sarah Schneider	To my baby that I never met I just haven’t met you yet I think about you everyday I think, and cry And think and pray I picture you easily in...	58 views Rate it
The Coromandel Fishers — Sarojini Naidu	Rise, brothers, rise; the wakening skies pray to the morning light, The wind lies asleep in the arms of the dawn like a child that has cried all night. ...	57 views Rate it
Remember the labour's of love by astghick moradkhanians — Astghick Moradkhanians	Remember; not long ago, the labour's of love you were receiving from your grandparents, during your uupbringing. Remember you weren't giving helping...	57 views Rate it
Ella Who Was A Big Smella — William Shakespeare	Tbh thats how ella normally spells and she smells and rings the bells Of the noise of hell Fire alarms go off so well Alerted by the smell Of ellas...	56 views Rate it
My care has no Color — T.Conyer	My care has no Color When I assist the elder causation lady to get into bed cause her aliening body is no longer able to perform this task...	56 views Rate it
The Mantis Warns — Chris Commodore	By Chris Commodore©2020 Watch me as I so calmly kneel and pray, Hoping some Trusting Willy comes my way, My bread by wind or rain so...	56 views Rate it
Hibernation — Jasmin Acikgöz	In winter, where nothing grows And nothing lives i could Swear that you appear (and give me comfort) (As cold as the snow And as unpredictable as...	56 views Rate it