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A Ballade of Suicide — Gilbert Keith Chesterton	The gallows in my garden, people say, Is new and neat and adequately tall; I tie the noose on in a knowing way As one that knots his necktie for a ball;...	145 views Rate it
A Ballade Of The Unborn Dead — Ella Wheeler Wilcox	They walked the valley of the dead; Lit by a weird half light; No sound they made, no word they said; And they were pale with fright. Then suddenly from...	13 views Rate it
A battle you couldn't survive... — Pratiti Kaushal	You don't even realise, you're losing yourself. You don't even realise, its because of someone...	53 views Rate it
A Beautiful Mind — Holly Mickle	"For this child I have prayed and the Lord has granted the desires of my heart", -[1 Samuel 1:27] "Perhaps this is the moment for...	34 views Rate it
A Better Tomorrow — Ren Baer	Each step longing for the impossible Trying to accept the unacceptable Day by day learning how to survive Praying for others to come...	18 views Rate it
A Big No — Nikhil Parekh	Is there any price on earth that you could ever dream of; to sight the wonderfully resplendent island of milky...	120 views Rate it
A Bird's Nest — James McIntyre	An old man, who had charge of field, With pride he saw two birds did build A broad, capacious, warm nest ; Soon full of young with speckled...	127 views Rate it
A Bird's Nest. — James McIntyre	An old man who had charge of field, With pride he saw two birds did build, A broad capacious warm nest, So full of young with speckled breast, And...	13 views Rate it
A Bird's-Eye View — Christina Georgina Rossetti	'Croak, croak, croak,' Thus the Raven spoke, Perched on his crooked tree As hoarse as hoarse could be. Shun him and fear him, Lest the Bridegroom hear...	14 views Rate it
A Bird’s-Eye View — Christina Georgina Rossetti	'Croak, croak, croak,' Thus the Raven spoke, Perched on his crooked tree As hoarse as hoarse could be. Shun him and fear him, Lest the Bridegroom hear...	104 views Rate it
A Birthday — Alfred Austin	The love within my heart that dwells Knows nought of days or hours; I hear thee in the Christmas bells, I feel thee in the vernal showers; And thy breath...	94 views Rate it
A Birthday Walk. — Jean Ingelow	(WRITTEN FOR A FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY.) "The days of our life are threescore years and ten." A birthday: - and a day that rose With much of hope,...	25 views Rate it
A Bit of Advice — Lily Dennis	world doesn’t stop in it’s tracks to pick up where it left off when you claim that you are ready- sharp thorns cut through worn shoes...	0 views Rate it
A Black Ocean — Dawn Haveman	My heart is pumping many a blue tear. The color of the ocean was once clear. Now it is mucky-black our worst fear. Oh why, the warnings we did not hear....	39 views Rate it
A Blind Spot — Mohamed Mahou	A beggar, trained to stretch his thin open hand Like a sundial all the day long And to gaze in feigned shame at the ground, Wondering if it is fate or...	56 views Rate it
A Blue Love Song. To Miss-----. — Thomas Moore	Air-"Come live with me and be my love." Come wed with me and we will write, My Blue of Blues, from morn till night. Chased from our classic souls...	12 views Rate it
A blue morning — GIDRAF MWANGI	The morning was robbed of grace Dreary and mucky it seemed Thrill was a deficiency of the place Diminishing the spirit to boring solitude A yawn escaped...	12 views Rate it
A Book Of Dreams. — George MacDonald	PART I. I. I lay and dreamed. The Master came, In seamless garment drest; I stood in bonds 'twixt love and shame, Not ready to be blest. ...	34 views Rate it
A bookworms heart — Emberaine	No one imagines how hardened a bookworms heart truly is Bruised and beaten, swollen purple and heavy with countless lives lost, loves shared, journeys...	0 views Rate it
A Border Burn — Alfred Austin	Where Autumn runnels fret and foam Past banks of amber fern, Since track was none I chanced to roam Along a Border...	103 views Rate it
A Bored Vacation — Methmi Mandara	We were having a chat at school Suddenly it announced, vacation of school We were all hurried as fools Cheering with happiness and being...	24 views Rate it
A boy and his fireflies — Jessica graham	Tiny footprints dancing in the sand Chasing trailing lights under the luminous sky Pixie lights sparkle in his little hands Imagination flickers...	1 view Rate it
A Boy Named Sue — Shel silverstien	Well, my daddy left home when I was three, and he didn't leave much to Ma and me, just this old guitar and a bottle of booze. Now I don't blame him...	121 views Rate it
A Boy's Tomorrow — Douglas H. Mc Clintock	Remember as a kid we played so hard ? Skinning our knees, playing on our tricycle, Never playing in my backyard And sucking on an orange pop sickle ! ...	35 views Rate it
A boy'S war — Alan Parry-Booth	A BOY’S...	132 views Rate it