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Deleted — Steve Dupere	Deleted...	126 views Rate it
Sleep Paralysis — Lugesan Reddy	You. You again. Why do you come for me? Have you not taken everything? Why do you come at night? When I'm weak. I can't move. You pin me down with...	126 views Rate it
Within the Sheltered Gloom — Douglas J. Gillert	Within the Sheltered...	126 views Rate it
The Hunt — Michelle Brillhart	The forest at dusk is a prison of shadows, souls fleeing with hearts beating in panicked flow. The trees are bars, trapping us in a hell that lingers, ...	121 views Rate it
Winners Never Cry — Randy West	Though your grandpa was a quiet man, he taught his lessons well. He taught me ways to understand with stories I still tell. The first time I had lost a...	114 views Rate it
Friends — Malak Ahmed	Friends are like trees. There are some who are the leaves, And some who are the branches, But rarely the roots. Friends who are leaves tend to...	113 views Rate it
What is wrong with me? — Scarlett Lamm	Friendship flows innocently, Smiles repaid with warm embrace, Starving for human kindness, Hopeful after cruel interactions, Tomorrow will be a new...	113 views Rate it
Deportation of the Dahlia — Charlie McFadzen	Deportation of the Dahlia The winter ice bites hard, It’s teeth digging beneath Soil, cracked, and scarred. But then, a miracle! A seed, riding...	111 views Rate it
The Wonder of a Child — Susan Mayer Brumel	The Wonder of a Child! He looks upon his baby hands Enchanted by the wonder Chubby fingers bend and fan Move forward, backward, under Eyes fixed...	109 views Rate it
Deleted — Steven Dupere	Deleted...	106 views Rate it
A Child in ‘23 (Innocent at Heart) — Tim Wilson	I’m confused as ever, what’s a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew? All I know is all my friends at my school like snacks too. And we don’t mind the rain, we...	103 views Rate it
Fare thee well — Mark A. Klein	Fair thee well my southern land Home of old Not much left of her But memories of what once was Vacant lots where chapels stood Left barren and flat...	102 views Rate it
Let go of the pain — Elizabeth lily	In my youth, I harboured blame, Wishing you, my father, bore a different name. Bullied and bruised, I cursed your every deed, As fights with my mother...	96 views Rate it
Deleted — Steven Dupere	Deleted...	93 views Rate it
Ode To A junkie — Michelle Ritchie	Ode To A Junkie There once was a girl called Michelle , Who put herself in her own personal hell. She got addicted to a drug that only a mug, Would...	82 views Rate it
Locked and Down — Samit Das	Kids locked home, can't go out; down. Pains me a time meaning 'Lock-down'. No friend, no game, stuck home alone, Reflex of limbs and flair mind's...	82 views Rate it
dick n balls — dicklover	balls in my mouth amazingly big dick and balls i love sucking dick ...	72 views Rate it
The Little Girl Inside — NANCY RODRIQUEZ	Sometimes the little girl inside, needs affirmination, for a long time she has had to hide, until her dreams come into fruition, She has tried to...	64 views Rate it
Therapy Sessions — Alfred Gremsly	-Therapy Sessions As a child, you cannot control what your parents do. You cannot walk away from their drugs and mental abuse. You don't...	64 views Rate it
Wings Of Love — Gerald Logie	Like a frightened, beautiful butterfly In a cocoon the world don't see If you truly want to spread your wings Then my love can set you free. Just...	62 views Rate it
Memories & Moments — Janice Quiles	If a picture is worth a thousand words, Then what does a video do? What do I do when I replay a perfect moment? How do I not fall in love all...	51 views Rate it
Happy Birthday Mom❤️ — VEDANT JADHAV	In this Big world, There are many relations, But my Mom is someone special; You're sent from the almighty God himself, Oh! you're an...	51 views Rate it
Escaping Youth — Douglas Gillert	Oftentimes as I grow old My thoughts return to times ago. Familiar faces reappear, recognized places Rise up from the overstuffed closets Of my...	49 views Rate it
Roots of a Honeysuckle Bush — Harrison Kennedy	I’m from the soft blades of grass in between my toes And the red dirt that I never touched with my hands I’m from humidity and confliction ...	47 views Rate it
An Evening to Remember — Joe McLaughlin	I set silently on the beach, And watch the setting sun. Falling deep into thought, Of things that I have done. A most vivid memory, Of that one...	43 views Rate it

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