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R u mine — Aldo kraas	R u mine Father Because I need you Finaly in my life And I want you to be A part of my life Father Also father I can’t live Without you in my life Father...	98 views Rate it
The River Turns to Beer — Brian George Craft	Here's a story of the upper Clarence at a place we call the hut, It's the boys weekend & a real good chance of climbing out of our rut. The boys come...	97 views Rate it
Spirit — Anne Bradstreet	Be still, thou unregenerate part, Disturb no more my settled heart, For I have vow'd (and so will do) Thee as a foe still to pursue, And combat with...	97 views Rate it
The Verse Of The Eucharist — Liam Ó Comain	~ Oh, let’s adore and praise the Eucharist who was born as The Son of God to Mary an Immaculate Jewish maiden. ~ Oh Jesus, our Saviour, God with us on our...	97 views Rate it
If You Ignore The Erasure Of Women, Youre a Puy.** — Arie Castle	In this warped world, you've reduced me to "cis", A snide designation, like I'm just a miss. I've humored your labels, adjusted my speech, But you're...	94 views Rate it
My Trust — John Greenleaf Whittier	A picture memory brings to me I look across the years and see Myself beside my mother's...	91 views Rate it
Thunder and Lightning — Leslie Kay Lanham	Huddled in darkness, a woman with child Praying tonight, her punishment is mild Unable to meet his many demands Her husband unleashes a storm with his...	91 views Rate it
Live in Holiness — Richard Newton Sherrer	Having put away your falsehood, Let each of you speak the truth; And let it be understood, Be humbled and not...	88 views Rate it
beach — Kaleigh Richelsen	Hear the waves crashing against the shore, whistling winds blowing more and more, hot summer sun shining on me, so hurry up so I can play with something...	87 views Rate it
O Brother — Richard Groff	As shadows flee across the earth Another child is given birth And as one goes so goes the other Just like a sister with her brother She told Him...	85 views Rate it
The Thought That Lingers: Part Eight — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The thought that lingers concerns the human mind. How, as humans, we are all storytellers. As scribes of our imagination, we actively keep records of...	85 views Rate it
Violets Are Blue — HMRyan	Roses are red Violets are blue Honeybees sting And so do you! Roses are red Violets are blue I wish I could hit you with my shoe! Is there any...	83 views Rate it
Do you want to be well? — Astghick Moradkhanians	Immediately Rise, take your mat;. And keep walking! Ancient people little they knew God's power dwells in Jesus Christ physical body!...	82 views Rate it
A Lakota Mother's Prayer — Kurt Philip Behm	‘Wana Hin Gle’ the Lakota call me, ‘Wana Hin Gle’ my given name ‘He Who Happens Now,’ the drum beat has found me, reaching into this moment beyond glory...	81 views Rate it
Deleted — Steven Dupere	Deleted...	81 views Rate it
The Lady Sings — Latin X	Lady day singing the blues. Why are we still hanging from trees? My brothers and sisters still aren’t free. Trees baring strange fruit. Let the Lady...	81 views Rate it
Innocence — Jesse Pomponio	What would happen if you were a child? With two parents who never smiled. Never a kind word was said. And no knowledge of love was placed in your head. ...	81 views Rate it
From She to Him — Latin X	He was born a she. He fought with his inner demons to retain his self esteem. As a child he was bullied and called an it. They filled his face with...	78 views Rate it
The Calm Before The Storm — Ariana L Sanchez	I set sail on a bright sunny Day. No, swells or clouds in my way. Just me and the sea, together in harmony. My sails are up, the wind at my back. My...	78 views Rate it
A Jewish Cemetery In Germany — Yehuda Amichai	On a little hill amid fertile fields lies a small cemetery, a Jewish cemetery behind a rusty gate, hidden by shrubs, abandoned and forgotten. Neither the...	78 views Rate it
Rhapsody on a Windy Night — T. S. Eliot	Twelve o'clock. Along the reaches of the street Held in a lunar synthesis, Whispering lunar incantations Dissolve the floors of memory And all its...	78 views Rate it
The Robin — John Greenleaf Whittier	MY old Welsh neighbor over the way Crept slowly out in the sun of spring, Pushed from her ears the locks of gray, And listened to hear the robin...	77 views Rate it
Grandma's House, in Winter — Morgan Neering	Come, up the railing past the bird houses long since empty. Through the front door greeted softly by the Christmas tree from 3 years back. Next to...	77 views Rate it
I Am Just Mexican — Blanca I Vela Diaz	Growing up I was always asked “what are you?” People expected me to be half African American, Asian from India, Philippine, or Thai; that would make...	76 views Rate it
Dead Man's Clothes — Jonathan Slaton	Dead man’s Clothes I’m wearing some clothes from my old best friend. He doesn’t know it, but then, at the end. He didn’t...	76 views Rate it