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Dr Charles Pinto — Oslando Desouza Jr	Is it true that a doctor of the mind Knows the real you but is still very kind Is it true that a generation of medical students now in every nation...	74 views Rate it
Domestic Violence Awareness: Why she stays...in memory of the fallen — Lora Jane Simpson	Everyone tells her that she should leave, but where is she to go? For every time she packs her bag, it’s violence that she knows. People tell her to...	74 views Rate it
The Rape of Mother Earth — Sandra DeForge	The Rape of Mother Earth by Sandra DeForge When I achieve the age of the Elm...	74 views Rate it
Don'T Judge The Color Of My Skin Poem — Naomi Johnson	Don't judge me for the color of my skin. But from the substance I have within. My intellect I possess. And the strength I compose. The root of my...	73 views Rate it
Ken My Everything — Candice Lynn Sapp	Ken my love, my life, the air that I breathe. You're my soul, my happiness, the all that I need. You're my light, my dark, the stars in the sky. ...	72 views Rate it
I am Judas — Scott Felgner	I am weak without you But you fail to make me strong My mind wanders away But my soul still stays, I can’t do this...	71 views Rate it
GLADIATOR — Daniel Mayon	A coliseum warrior, his only verve, Catapults grizzled moments, continuing swerve. Mighty, fearless, Assembled and brave, Oblivious and forthcoming,...	71 views Rate it
Premonition while it rains — Wayne Blair	I sit here contented While it rains Apartment parking garage One large ceiling crack Twenty feet away. Drip, Drip, Drip. Been down to London Seeing...	71 views Rate it
Why? — Emma Ramnarace	You left without saying goodbye to me, Wish I could see you once more I asked GOD, why or why father? You left my heart broken and...	70 views Rate it
My Annabel Lee — Laurel M. Lee	It was many- not too many years ago In this life being lived by me That a maiden I bore whom we adore By the name of Annabel Lee; As a baby she lived...	69 views Rate it
Another Sad Sad Day — Todd R McMahon	6:00AM Man struck with gunshot to the head. He was rushed to the hospital, Where he was pronounced dead. ...	68 views Rate it
Generational Anger — Daijah Chavez	I was raised by angry people, People whose love is often harsh and whose hate is even harsher, People who shout and scream and cry with such...	68 views Rate it
The dog ate my Poem — Robin Loving	And it made her...	67 views Rate it
The Eagle Who Thought He Was A Chicken — Jennifer Dziema	I once thought I was a chicken and after the worms I would peck Day after day the morning would rise, another meal I would get Going along with those...	67 views Rate it
for all teenagers with divorced parents — nina	my life be easier if my parents had never divorced? i guess we’ll never...	67 views Rate it
Helen — Robin Loving	I thought I loved my Prince Paris But my heart turned to brother Hector Then after I witnessed Achille's strength I suddenly felt a fresh nectar. I...	66 views Rate it
Sonnet # 58 — Luis A. Estable	In poetry beauty and the meaning deep. The bird that sings; it's spring and roses are. The peaceful look of children when they sleep. And when high in...	66 views Rate it
looking through the glass — Lindsey Nickoli	Its like rain droplets on your face in the middle of summer its not to cold but exactly right. I look at life that way we crave for the perfect moment,...	65 views Rate it
Mother — Arwa lokhandwala	She's the one who always care, She's the one who knows my fear, She is the one who tie my hairs, And the biggest warrior of my nightmare. As I...	65 views Rate it
Losing My Son — Kristy Evans	A nightmare that I can’t wake from. Grief is ugly, earth-shattering, and heartbreaking. It is a tear-stained face. Grief is eyes full of tears and...	65 views Rate it
The Coffin Nail — Renoir	A man whispered softly to me over the counter, in Frizz and All. Squint Victorian Brooch, a shady lip. His tireless trench-coat, had a...	64 views Rate it
Eyes of a child — Joseph m Novo	Eyes of a child Bright and clear Seeing all things For the very first time Eyes of a child Pure and clean That sees the light For the very first...	63 views Rate it
The Promise — Paul E Wells	THE PROMISE Except that ye become as one, God’s will on earth cannot be done. Did we not take a marriage vow? And with these rings said, “I thee...	63 views Rate it
Surrendering the Unknown — Rachel RW Radtke	Somedays it hits me all over again, And I feel that familiar pain in my heart. Although I try to run from reality, I catch myself slipping back into...	63 views Rate it
A School Dropout — Daria Kondrashova	Structures of the concrete world ate little girl whole, like She eats oatmeal for breakfast ike the rest of the kids She knows, like the rest of the...	61 views Rate it