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The Slave's Dream — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Beside the ungathered rice he lay, His sickle in his hand; His breast was bare, his matted hair Was buried in the sand. Again, in the mist and shadow of...	265 views Rate it
Swift Things are Beautiful — Elizabeth Coatsworth	Swift things are beautiful: Swallows and deer, And lightning that fall Bright-veined and clear, Rivers and meteors, Wind in the wheat, The...	188 views Rate it
Declaration (we the people)By: Astghick Moradkhanians — Astghick Moradkhanians	Declaration of Independence; By the people for the people! through our creator mighty God! Reason ;creator Love's All human being! Wants to be...	162 views Rate it
The Squirrel poem — Mildred Bowers Armstrong	He wore a question mark for tail An overcoat of gray He sat up straight to eat a nut He liked to tease and play And if we ran around his tree He went the...	140 views Rate it
"Gods plan?" — Andrea Gomez	Gods plan” Who is to say he didn’t live off of what time was given to him? So maybe he isn’t has special as they portray him to be? Maybe he is living...	131 views Rate it
Bond, James Bond (shaken not stirred) — Wayne Blair	The bad guys with the Assault weapons Miss him every time. He has a hand gun. One shot and Three thugs drop. While the fortress alarms scream Out...	122 views Rate it
William Chalmers Burns and Scottish Revival, then off to China. — Wayne Blair	William Chalmers Burns (1815-1868) Called by Robert to Pinch hit at Anwoth. Little spot in Lowlands. Not a lot to brag about. Rain...	120 views Rate it
September (renewal of the souls ) By Astghick Moradkhanians — Astghick Moradkhanians	This is beginning to the end of sadness! By renewing your faith, birth of new soul alongside by inspiration Dawn &sun and candle light ; you will set...	119 views Rate it
Something Broken — Mr Peter Kiggin	Something Broken. Words are never Broken, Only words that are never Spoken, A rhyme of tears to all a deft to open, Synchronicity of Time renders me...	112 views Rate it
Strangers — Berxiton	Is it worth sharing these moments as we're trapped in a cage of lies Let's become, again, just strangers living happy, lonely...	111 views Rate it
Unnamed — Astghick Moradkhanians	One of most precious gift of all for us; love of good God,shown through million stars in the solar system.which gaves energy along with organic life to...	106 views Rate it
William Shakespeare — Satyam Kumar	Will I contrast you with a late spring's day? Thou craftsmanship more beautiful and more mild: Harsh breezes really do shake the sweetheart buds of...	105 views Rate it
Crushed — Benson Chukwueke	Not once, I caught you stealing a glance at me from a distance undressing me top to bottom with your eyes secret lusting salivating a married woman ...	103 views Rate it
Fisherman — Douglas H. Mc Clintock	All of us have met interesting people in our life, They are not close friends, but they stood out. Some of them could only do whey they did, They had the...	90 views Rate it
In Search Of the Lost Tongue — Benson Chukwueke	They journeyed back to the past Digging deep into archives vast Day and night they laboured on Unearthing bones from ancient tombs In search of the...	88 views Rate it
One Day As I Was Walking — Linda Delores Long Barker	One day as I was walking, I heard someone talking. So I turn to look and before my eyes I saw a tall brown haired...	87 views Rate it
The Levels Of Consciousness - the Supture — Leonid Rozumenko	As once was said by Rene Descartes - “I think, therefore I exist!” I agree. We are the particles of the thinking Universe, even more, everything...	82 views Rate it
Oh creator of the universe — Ranjyot Singh	Oh creator of the universe Let me have a look at you A look at you You are one and you are true The only one is you and you Is you and you O timeless...	79 views Rate it
"The Songbird" — Karl Vopni	"The Songbird" In a wood near my place is a thicket before a meadow, In this coppice lives a bird that sings a new song, this song I carry with me...	73 views Rate it
The Origins of Life — Leonid Rozumenko	The Origins of Life The "I AM" - the SELF SELF-REALIZATION and the puzzling and funny (or not so fanny) desire to RE-PRODUCE itself is the...	73 views Rate it
After all Hallows Eve — Michael Frederick Hall ~~~	Awoken to the sound of rustlin' leaves in my door Left open from the macabre of yester ore Shackled in a room of cold porcelain Wretched and squirming...	72 views Rate it
RAVENS — Christopher Anosike	On dark wings we fly Excelling higher to the sky Over obstacles we soar To failure we say...	68 views Rate it
Just be there — Andrea Gomez	For you I live, For you I’d die. I’d pull the stars out of the sky, For you I wake each day and night, I' d run the world to hold you tight. For...	68 views Rate it
The Terracotta Warriors — William He	The Terracotta Warriors By William He Ourea watches where the warriors reside, Seraph spreads the wings and lifts the brows, Shielding a grace...	67 views Rate it
I did not plan for you — I did not plan for you	I did not plan for you For I don’t know what I’ll do I did not plan for you, you know tis true I plan ahead for things I can do But when the...	62 views Rate it