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Deer Head — Nazir Immanuel Jackson	Deer Head Father told me to stay safe in the wood It seemed like something of which I could 1 And when he comes back, I’d help him hunt An...	0 views Rate it
Get the guns off the street — Elliot J Bush	Get the guns off the street, Innocent children can't afford to eat, No clothes or socks on thier feet, Get the guns off the street, Children...	0 views Rate it
Laura's Dream — Laura Beers	There was a baby boy He lay in front of me. I smiled and felt warmth Upon my heart. Quit a bit Years yonder he's now 3. Making me believe dreams Can...	0 views Rate it
Life passing by — Timothy Howard Drader	Life passing by Here I stand in all my glory My heart was broken and here’s my story. It was long ago when I was younger. I could...	0 views Rate it
Mother's Nature — Xavier R Shakes	She was aligned with the seasons. When the first leaf departed from its branch, Momma was back to work, nurturing budding minds. Momma’s morning...	0 views Rate it
Take My Hand — Bettie Pfeiffer	Take My Hand Mommy, I can’t make it alone, please help me along the way, My dear child I will always be with you or never far away. My little legs...	0 views Rate it
Wealth in poverty — Lia Reanwald	Pearls Drooping like wilted jasmines Falling in Out of sight Glistening at the thought Of gold Following rubies In between the satin Serpents...	0 views Rate it
Unchanged — Cenequa	Hey Dad... I'm here infinity Yep Unchanged remembering you like it was yesterday that you called my Name but the fact you didn't is my pain, everyday I...	0 views Rate it
Skin in our skin — Nice try FBI agent i wont give you my name	Attention all of you we should all remove our skin peel off your skin...	0 views Rate it
The Addict — Janella I. Southwick	He has one thought and is numb from all pain; he thinks of things that are so vain... He, himself, his drugs and pipe; when and...	0 views Rate it
Memories — Randy Hernandez	Do you remember... Remember when a coin had the taste of sugar? Remember when dirt meant you were having fun? Remember when colors were that one style?...	0 views Rate it
Why I Chose Jesus? — Samuel S. Williams	Immature as I may be, I always was His sheep. My keen ma once told me that my chaperone was never far from me. His word, always with me like a surgeon...	0 views Rate it
contrariety — Nisha Pratapwar	voice was loud before it was bound in corsets of words and rules and should I try to saw at the bindings that trap me I’ll find that they are the...	0 views Rate it
Dear mom — Becky Fox	Dear mom Who knew two years ago tomorrow Would be the last time I'd hear your voice For the next month just brought pain and sorrow And now I'd do...	0 views Rate it
Love — Raghunath	Anger, hatred, contempt, where is the man? When the illusion comes, it will be shattered. Man, understand that you were born today, and love all...	0 views Rate it
Mother hood — Kimberley van Blerk	Mother hood Moms are constantly on the go. Constantly on the know. Sleepless nights Constant fights. Smiles and giggles Tears and frowns. Always...	0 views Rate it
Nostalgic for Nothing — Emilia Hulson	It's a lights off in the house, cloudy skies as a light source day. It's bittersweet and slightly sleepy. For small crafts in soft silence with...	0 views Rate it
summer’s begun — summer's began	It’s a cool, Georgia, Wednesday afternoon - not quite 80°f. The sky is clear, and the sun is dazzling against the cadet blue sky. Its reflection is...	0 views Rate it
The Lost sSeed% — Ursula Lawson Mcintosh	As time weeps it begins When the seas part it's variable space for the win Mantra of hearts...	0 views Rate it
Trainride — anyonymous	Train ride Choo choo goes the conductor The exhilarating ride has begun, The passengers eager and brimming with fun The parents tearfully watch with...	0 views Rate it
Unchanged — Cenequa Nikkole	Hey Dad... I'm here infinity Yep Unchanged remembering you like it was yesterday that you called my Name but the fact you didn't is my pain, everyday I...	0 views Rate it
MEMORIES — Kate Williiams	At first I needed space To put things back into place Thought I should’ve erase The frown you threw on my face Just thought I needed some days Just feel...	0 views Rate it
Hymen — Mandy Warrender	My hymen. Where did you go Who took you Sam That's him Momma says it's my fault 3 years old I am on to him I shouldn't have wanted to play his...	0 views Rate it
Mrs. Delphine Jackson III: Twice the Luck — Steven Bowman	Welcoming back from vacation, Hunter welcomed herself home. She told him thanks for reaction, He knew she happily welcomed. As the night came they...	0 views Rate it
The Jackson Twins: We Are Kindergarteners — Steven Bowman	This story takes place five years, The Jackson Twins begin school. Starting them as kindergarteners, Maxie and Rosie try to keep cool. Delphine and...	0 views Rate it