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The Urge to do this… — Doug Blair	It’s there, and you know it Will wind up your clock A tendency tactic That spices your talk. You can’t be disparaged You can’t be put down. By...	13 views Rate it
The Violinist (by archibald lampman) — Wayne Blair	I just want to share this poem by Archibald Lampman (1861-1899).I can remember enjoying the drive east on Highway Three from Blenheim to Morpeth. Just...	49 views Rate it
The Virgin Mary’s Joy and Pride — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The Magnificat. A Tribute to her Offspring. Miracle of...	149 views Rate it
The Vocal Youth — Murry Priyanshu Rao	Where is the spark of endeavour? In the man of worldly vices and clamour. Let not the jargon decieve thy eyes! Let not the sycophant's paean obscure...	1 view Rate it
The Voice of History Shall Speak Again — Jamal Upshaw	The voice of history shall speak again, From the depths of time, it shall ascend. A whisper on the wind, a tale untold, Of lessons learned, of stories...	1 view Rate it
The Wanderer — Anastasia Shevchenko	This man was not clear to me, He sits in the toilet and smokes, And then he'd come to me through the window. Sometimes he was clumsy and untidy, And...	1 view Rate it
the watcher of worlds — jody l cooke	watcher of...	2 views Rate it
The Way of TAO is The Way of Spirit — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I think of TAO. Its essence leaves me awestruck. The WAY of...	42 views Rate it
The weirdest dream — Sharry Monks	I'm bathing blood, blood from my eyes, I saw not beasts but, instead skits. I hate what I see, then love the unknowns To keep a distance from me, and ...	7 views Rate it
The Wellbeloved Rachel — Glenn Marchand	maiden since middle school smelling like silver. welling naturally, confined inside with tales aside brains, pushed by wend and ink. certain...	5 views Rate it
The Wicklow Miners — James Anthony Kenny	The miners that labored in every Wicklow mine, Who harrowed and toiled in their life’s timeline, For each one’s family and security was their strife, ...	27 views Rate it
The Wind — Antonio Soler	Nothing is certain; only the thought of being unsure will ever linger deeply & forever in our minds for all new things eventually turn old. The wind...	7 views Rate it
The Worker — John M. Broadhead	He’d a spark in his eye and a bounce in his stride As he walked down the road with a bag at his side. He was seventeen years on the day he left home To...	136 views Rate it
The World — Michelle Lois Foy	A dragon with measles, Rules islands of weasels, Who answer to vultures and...	5 views Rate it
The Writer and the Mess — Susanna Hutcheson	In the realm of writers where words fly one challenge dims their light. For in the midst of the poems that adorn the pen, They have a hard time keeping...	4 views Rate it
The Writer....The Pen — Victoria Mineo	The writer one day while looking down at his pen Discovered quite definitely the pen was master of him Dear pen he said pleading and begging his...	0 views Rate it
The Youthful Tide: A Call to Action — Mawphniang Napoleon	In a world so complex and diverse, Where the future's uncertain course is unclear, The youth rise up to take the reins, In search of a brighter, fairer...	1 view Rate it
Theories on Rhyming — Alfred Simpson	https://www.totemconsulting.ca/cgi-bin/rhyme.cgi...	1 view Rate it
There are no butterflies in heaven — Bade Fuwa	I was awake but I was dead. The tales were all lies There was no song but a deafening ring the blind would hear I took a walk and all the faces were...	0 views Rate it
There is a YOU — Shalequa J	There is a YOU In my world when the days are dark there is a YOU. Even when the sun is at its highest peak and I just can’t see it’s beauty behind the...	0 views Rate it
There is no difference! — Devon bates	Catch me, she, did not! Beyond, the oceans, strength, and might! The call, was heard, the strength, gained! One man, one women! Different, in truth!...	3 views Rate it
There is Something. — Jasmine Saini	In Us, there is Something, Something, Like a spell inevitable and strong; In Us, there is this Thing, this Thing Which can never profane'd be, or be...	5 views Rate it
There's Nothing I Can't Today — Shayan Das	It's true my days are dreary nights And the ways are full of thorns, I have to go through silent fights In each silvery morn. I have to deal with...	6 views Rate it
There's Nothing New Under the Sun — Javeria Younas	Earth has survived thousands years And so has deception, greed, and lust Human beings have many forms Anger, Arrogance, and Distrust From huts in...	3 views Rate it
They trouble me! — Devon Bates	Living with you was hell! Taking deep breaths kept me in tune with myself! Loving you would have been a death trap! I see the fake smiles they give! ...	2 views Rate it