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Sibling Love — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Sibling love is unasked Refreshing, never masked Comes from the heart E’en when apart Does not fear or fret Offers no real threat Is sincere and so...	144 views Rate it
My lips — Flora poole	My lips my lips my lips my lips They are made for kissing Maybe my lips will be kissing all over you My lips are made for talking and that what I'll...	144 views Rate it
God Needs Antonio — George Eliot	Your soul was lifted by the wings today Hearing the master of the violin: You praised him, praised the great Sabastian too Who made that fine Chaconne;...	141 views Rate it
You. — Amélie Chambers	I wish I wrote the way I thought. Obsessively, Intensely, With the extreme feeling of hunger and desperation. I'd write my way into the mountains ...	140 views Rate it
Balance is the Alchemy — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I took an ice block from a fridge and felt its hardness at its ridge. The warm air mingling with the cold transformed that ice block and its mold. After a...	140 views Rate it
Apostasy — Charlotte Brontë	THIS last denial of my faith, Thou, solemn Priest, hast heard; And, though upon my bed of death, I call not back a word. Point not to thy Madonna,...	140 views Rate it
Hertha — Algernon Charles Swinburne	I AM that which began; Out of me the years roll; Out of me God and man; I am equal and whole; God changes, and man, and the form of them...	139 views Rate it
The Title — kurt Philip Behm	The Poetry Of Friends The Music Of Love The Beginning Of The End Death From Above The Unwritten Word Wuthering...	139 views Rate it
Kaileigh's Bracelet — Gina Louise Roth	Here's a little bracelet hold it close at heart And when God calls me home you'll know we're not apart When I'm no longer here to wipe your tears away...	139 views Rate it
Lynch mob complete version — K.V Srikanth	Two Friends Out for a Smoke Share a Cigarette Sudden desire Share a Beer Checked their Wallet Counted the Notes Money Suffice Bike...	138 views Rate it
Old You — Sara Miller	[Old You] I miss the old you Would you consider a change? Stop! Just Stop! Stop nagging me, You don’t even know who I am. But I do, I lost...	138 views Rate it
Times Refusal — Kurt Philip Behm	Youth takes my hand and holds me back, as old age points the way Unwilling yet to leave this Spring, as Winter calls my...	138 views Rate it
Old dog queenie — Langston Hughes	Old Dog Queenie Was such a meanie, She spent her life Barking at the...	137 views Rate it
Wild Child — Valerie j Brown	My wild child with spring in her hair, Brought me violets as if she invented the color. Brought me lady bugs as if she painted the black dots on them...	137 views Rate it
How pleasant to know Mr. Lear — Edward Lear	How pleasant to know Mr. Lear, Who has written such volumes of stuff. Some think him ill-tempered and queer, But a few find him pleasant...	136 views Rate it
Our Days Are Numbered — John Leinberger	The back of the signed print said 17/101 so I wasn’t sure if I should be proud that I was way ahead or disappointed I was so far behind, and then it...	136 views Rate it
The World — Katherine Philips	Wee falsely think it due unto our friends, That we should grieve for their too early ends: He that surveys the world with serious eys, And stripps Her...	135 views Rate it
Something For Gregg — Kurt Philip Behm	I was somewhere deep in Kansas, on a Triumph 69’ When your song came on the jukebox, and hit me from...	134 views Rate it
Unsung Celebrations — Gisela Vigil	Birthday parties, graduations. Those special occasions where divorced parents breathe the same air. Sharing a moment for the sake of the kids. ...	134 views Rate it
Dear God — Tonya King Richard	Human...	131 views Rate it
Fluffy, A Cat — R C Lehmann	So now your tale of years is done, Old Fluff, my friend, and you have won, Beyond our land of mist and rain, Your way to the Elysian plain, Where through...	129 views Rate it
The Choice We Choose — Lugesan Reddy	I will start tomorrow and rest up for today. For it takes much strength to travel my own way. The road to the left is nutured and paved. Filled...	124 views Rate it
Hieroglyphic Syllabary — Christina Coleman Hardin	A Alas! Alice and Aladdin. Alluring the audere, ostentatious accolade while accomplishments...	121 views Rate it
Dancing with Darkness — Carissa Constantini	Shall we dance to the music of your heart? Listen now, quiet down, take a step, take a bow. Before we go fix your face, find your grace, and go on. ...	120 views Rate it
Merchant of Soul — Lugesan Reddy	Why does no one come to my sincere stall? It's market day at school, where we showcase, for all, our products of beauty. Our creations. Our work. ...	119 views Rate it