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Hungry bellies — Daniel Jenkins	round and square topped with goodness, melted fun two grumbling bellies pepperoni cheese crispy crust bacon sausage empty...	0 views Rate it
I love you, -blank-! — Roxana Ioana Ionita	It’s a new place for me, A new road that I seek, A lost inspiration, An ongoing dream, I’ll be there at the station To catch the train...I’m in! ...	0 views Rate it
I Wear Yellow — Abigail Underwood	Maybe the drama Of black umbrellas, A moody sky, And rain falling On a graveyard, all grey, all cold Would have somehow appealed ...	0 views Rate it
It’s not your idea — Alexis Hoffa	Not your idea It’s not your idea to make the bed Ever since you were little mother got into your head It’s not your idea to wash your hair Our...	0 views Rate it
Kindergarten — Abraham Moore	The bookshelves hid me perfectly No one could see, then he dug his teeth into me Dirty nose, he’s a bastard flopped to the floor we were...	0 views Rate it
Love,why! — Love,why!	Love,why! Why do you hurt me Why are you hurting me Why do I have always grieve you My love, You were kind to me, You gave me peace, In your...	0 views Rate it
Memories of mine — Mary Coldrick	A blanket and an eiderdown And some Winceyette pjs Are the things that I remember In those long past distant days. A stone hot water bottle And...	0 views Rate it
Modern day thrillseeking! — Charlie Shead	Throttling the clutch, she weaved through the contraflow of traffic, Faster and faster, to the rhythm of the music, Any small wrong move, could be...	0 views Rate it
My Cat makes me laugh — Karandeep Singh	In a world of fur and whiskered glee, My cat's antics set my laughter free. With a twinkle in those curious eyes, It's like a comedy show in feline...	0 views Rate it
My Garden — Qween Ci	Day in and day out she tends to other peoples gardens....	0 views Rate it
Olive — Elliot Mills	Presensce > Presents = Presents > Presence...	0 views Rate it
Riddle me this — Ari Griffie	Riddle me this seasons change new seasons grow some friendship go through hard time but forget the friendships that once was grown full of trust and love...	0 views Rate it
Situations — Akademy	Yeah I wish I was put in a better situation. Growing up, it all turns to a litigation. Mis told and mis fed information. Nothing to eat but told not...	0 views Rate it
Six Thousand Days in an Hour — Gina Lalli	If I could put all my experiences to pen How and why would it end? How would I express Thoughts of impending death At the tender age of five? How...	0 views Rate it
Smile — Santa Espinosa	Smile One could dream of having multiple dreams come true. If I could only have one dream realized, It would be to smile forever… Rainbows, birds...	0 views Rate it
The Ent — Rom Freschi	The Ent A sort of apology (for a certain someone but for friends and non-friends, as well) You know as...	0 views Rate it
The Lower 6th — stanley wilkin	The school has stood empty for a decade, vines flourishing along its wide doors and along the eaves like stubborn ribbons, the compromising statues...	0 views Rate it
THE POETRY OF MAILEEN BOCELLI — MAILEEN BOCELLI	MAILEEN BAUTISTA CASTRO BOCELLI THE COLLECTIVE POETRY NATURE OF BEAUTY The beauty of nature set on fire As the power of nature believe in GOD He...	0 views Rate it
The Unworthy Survivor — Christina Lynn Rumley	The Unworthy Survivor Always fear and never ask why is what the world and the church gave me. One called me Unworthy the other called me a Survivor and...	0 views Rate it
The World Through My Eyes — Dominique Carr	The world through my eyes, were life is about do or die. I hear babies begin to scream, with no hope of future dreams. I see streams of tears ...	0 views Rate it
Undertaker — Ashley Morse	Undertaker take me away my heart is broken and I’ve died today and no longer feel and it’s too late to pray but I’m not worried I have nothing less to...	0 views Rate it
War Babies — Linda Anne Reid	Such a tiny scrap of humanity crippled by wars relentless insanity found by those who thought him dead a five year old in a hospital bed he never saw...	0 views Rate it
Welcome baby — Travis Wall	Welcome to the world, dear sweet child of mine. Your life has begun, but you aren’t going in blind. You have your wonderful mother to guide you by...	0 views Rate it
What have we done — Pearl L Kalert	I sit and watch the world go by, And wonder what have we done? What have we done to the world? Our children don't go outside to play or won't. They...	0 views Rate it
Where I Am From — Jillian Camilleri	I am from bobby pins, from Pantene and Herbal Essences. I am from the brown brick bungalow, sturdy, comfortable and full of music, like a bird-filled...	0 views Rate it