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I Bare Myself to You — Sanni- Arewa Nifemi	I bare myself to you, A willing subject, I'll remain still as you paint me, A smile for your determined brushstrokes, A frown when you appear pensive,...	19 views Rate it
Childhood Lament — John A. Stangeland	Whereupon the earth's cold soil Beast may live and man must toil A child knows not what's the matter To them life is but a tasty platter Piled...	19 views Rate it
Not today Satan. — Tracy Dann	Not today Satan A small child battered and beaten. Don't know if there's any more food left uneaten. He walks the streets for mere survival. Meeting...	19 views Rate it
The tortured mind — PrettyShiffy	Is my mind going insane. Or is my reality to blame. Yes I'm destruction. Where's my instructions. You want me to function. But offer nothing...	18 views Rate it
Picked by the bullies — Muse	I got it under control. At least, when I’m outside.. When I’m alone, in my zone, I collapse on my couch. I shiver, catch my breath, tears coming...	18 views Rate it
Your Immortal slave — Nikhil Parekh	When my love was on your hair; it lingered in overwhelming fascination; of your majestic exuberance drifting royally with the compassionate...	18 views Rate it
No Picture To Paint It — Lawrence S. Pertillar	There has yet been a picture, Being painted to see it. Completed. Until whoever paints it, Is finished and done. To either view and accept. Or...	18 views Rate it
Scorn motherless child — Ashley Totty	Scorn motherless child: I'm a scorn motherless child Compliments of a successful child Invisible lies told gracefully Truth never revealed because it...	18 views Rate it
Free to Tell — Treasia Black	I am free to tell everything that I would have told if only I had been free to tell it all but I was afraid of the shame it would bring to my soul ...	17 views Rate it
Friends — Timothy Jonathan	are friends? Friends are rare people who ask how you are and then wait to hear the answer. A friend knows the song in your heart and sings it to you...	17 views Rate it
Junk — Mark Spencer	She stood quietly on the edge, Watching the waves below. She was sure no one would miss her, They wouldn’t even...	17 views Rate it
Three... (Extended) — Darshan Jay Mistry	Commencement... The unknown... Start the tape Transcendence... Outer space... Stars take shape Humankind... Have purpose... Back on Earth Isolate......	17 views Rate it
This Filthy Horrible Place — Nitya Chetwani	Walking through the hallway that Monday morning with no motivation She waves to her friends and pretends. Pretends she doesn't feel the pressure,...	17 views Rate it
The coffee in Balcony — Annisa Kusumawardhani	The sun shined brightly, As we made our way to the balcony But when the rain drops suddenly The sky looked fairly...	17 views Rate it
Sonnet 07: Dance Through Time — Christen Kuikoua	Upon life's stage where shadows weave their play, A fleeting waltz where mortals find their way. In heedless youth, with innocence bedight, The...	17 views Rate it
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE — Elizabeth Njeri Waweru	What I want to achieve in life is to see myself through your eyes, Just once, see the special you find in me, The way you touch my face and say, ' Your...	17 views Rate it
Behind Closed Doors — Dee-Dee Carter	What precious moments frozen in time Intentions, notations, a child's nursery rhyme Silent prayers, petitions, the secret diary Lie motionless in a...	17 views Rate it
Leaving — Lorelei Gerlach	I can see you with my eyes. As of now, you're in front of me like I want you to be. But the truth that I let my eyes in is like the horizon as it...	17 views Rate it
Unicorn Wishes — Mahesh Wadhwani	I am a symbol of purity and grace Just like you dressed in frills and lace I am your best friend, the unicorn Here to heal and guide you, with my...	17 views Rate it
The Cavehill Short Story — Kimberley Hamilton	The Cavehill Here I am sipping a pink grapefruit and green coffee Vital drink on ice. I’m sitting in The Cat Garden in the grounds of Belfast Castle...	17 views Rate it
Our Mom — Shirley Ann Cogen	How can we let go of our mom whom we’ve loved so long? Our mom who has always been there to help us weather the...	16 views Rate it
Once Upon A Dream — Mark Anthony Schroettner	Last night I had a dream Not Just an ordinary dream Extraordinary it may had seemed This is how I recall the...	16 views Rate it
All My Children — Mr. Issac M. Loven Sr.	To my children, I give my life and everything that I have in store, If they wanted to have the world, I would give it and so much more, Cause they are...	16 views Rate it
Balloons Away — Mayu McDonald	As I let go of my balloon I know it won’t return soon And I watch it sore so very high I sit I wonder and I sigh Will I ever be free, free like that...	16 views Rate it
Dark night. — Mary Magdalina	And yet it wasn’t so easy, To choose this path. I started flying When the wind of memories knock me out again. Imagination couldn’t reach out...	16 views Rate it