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Thimbles and Fairies — Gerald D Logie	I lived life moment to moment At times that distance seems so far Yet it went by in the blink of an eye A roller-coaster ride on a shooting star. ...	16 views Rate it
The Lad — VinLK	Twelve pm, seriously dragging, still five hours to go‬ ‪Thinking about tonight and which of the boys will show ‬ ‪Three pm, time standing still,...	16 views Rate it
Miracles Among Us — Johnette Loefgren	"There are no miracles anymore." she wiped her eyes and shut the door. I saw her crying thru the screen. The moments passed and in between her...	16 views Rate it
Greenhaven Cemetery — Joe Strickland	a morbid childhood. I remember walking throughout the cemetery that my daddy worked at trying to become accustomed with what would be ...	16 views Rate it
Justin — Coker Rogers	My best friend before I could breathe I was brought home on this day But god gifted you to me You taught me lessons in this life that only you could...	16 views Rate it
Escape — Stefanovich	Over the years, I have acquired an escape. Something I know will bring me back to reality, where I can hide my face, covering it with a mask, shielding...	16 views Rate it
Rain — Dig1talNinja	Drops in the heights of the sky The nimbostratus up nigh Clouds crawling Mist falling Rain Hid in the depths of the mind Images creating grind ...	16 views Rate it
Unshackled — Joe Strickland	I am Joe, an atheist, unshackled and free, No more fear, guilt, shame, or self-hate inside of me. I've found happiness in my own way, With my wife...	16 views Rate it
Cancer — Joe Strickland	It's like watching a slow-motion train wreck, The horror of cancer taking over their body, You see them slowly melting away, Becoming just a mere shell...	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
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
Dear to Myself — Ivory Ronsairo	To the one I was yesterday, I know you've been searching a way To escape of what you have done Because this is not what you plan I know that you...	15 views Rate it
The Everlasting Playlist — Lee'Andrea Cunningham	The next song begins, Same as last, Slowly, As the song builds The beat gets louder And the singer pours her heart out as I wish I could, But I...	15 views Rate it
Gauging her Eyes — Ludy Bührs	Her eyes glared in a special way. They had a shimmer and there was a mist as if what she perceived wasn’t only there but somewhere or in someone...	15 views Rate it
Questioning — Rowan Harlow	Questioning Why should I have to live in fear that when I am not at lunch with my friends they could get hurt by other students because of something...	15 views Rate it
For my ribs prepared to stillness! — Mukhtar Issa	For my ribs prepared to stillness! By: Mukhtar Issa Translated by: Hassan Hegazy Hassan __________________ Perhaps, I can do it, but, I am the one...	15 views Rate it
Good News — Moomin	GOOD NEWS Calling all those that groan, over this world's calamities Who are tired of the tragic news, we see on our TVs Those who tire of viruses,...	15 views Rate it
The Issue With Children Today — BrotherJacob	Discipline your children while they are young enough to learn. If you don't, you are helping them destroy themselves.”- Proverbs 19:18 “Train up...	15 views Rate it
The Farmer's Market — Lorelei Gerlach	The farmer's market looked bright, today, I see the sun ache on eyes of age, I see it ache in so many different ways. The farmers market was nice,...	15 views Rate it
Displaced — Kahtan	I searched my soul and mind Aimlessly for a human face All the echoes came back The message was short and true They all have been displaced and...	15 views Rate it
(GIRL) YOU ARE THE ONE — Mark Schroettner	Girl ... You are everything to me You are like a fruit upon the tree You make me happy Very happy baby. Girl ... You are the one that I want to...	15 views Rate it
When I Rise — Amy Feinman	In the morning, when I rise I will shed all of the anchors, restraints and the ties I will face the day with pride and no fear I will face the day with...	15 views Rate it
Hope of a child — Kailey Norris	The mindset of hope and of a child are much alike, as if true serenity and innocence are connected. The comfort of a child in their mother's arms is...	15 views Rate it

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