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Water — Joe Strickland	Water, flowing endlessly Endless depths, forever untold Its endlessness a reminder Of how she feels, under loved A weight on her shoulders Like a...	30 views Rate it
Lost in communication — Jet Rood	I am trapped in the threads of emotions that people wind around me not always aware sometimes suffocating other times tender moods come and...	30 views Rate it
The Burning Candle — Gisela Vigil	The Burning Candle (A Sonnet) Once long ago, when life for me was new, I could not walk unless I held a hand. With mind of child, did not know...	30 views Rate it
Flashback of that Moment — Gisela Vigil	On the day my son was born, my father was sheltered in the same hospital, getting chemo through an IV. His room, two floors above mine. My mother...	29 views Rate it
Seasons~ — `Ginger`	Summer; warm, sunny Fall; breezy, leaves Winter; ice cold, snowmans and things untold Spring; growth, warmth, and happy...	28 views Rate it
Be With Me — S1, S2, & Me	Be with me Under that bushy tree Where we can write our cozy dreams And tell our funny stories Talk about those silly things And laugh out loud...	27 views Rate it
Don't You Miss Us ? — Celina kaminsky	How is it that your just so ok without talking to someone you called your wife for the past 6 plus years, how is it that you go on so easy when all I been...	26 views Rate it
I write this crying — elizabeth kaye	I write this as my mother screams behind me. A secret you could not tell yourself. I thought about telling mother yesterday. To have an alibi for...	25 views Rate it
By your side~ — Krystal	I am in bliss, You are my sis. Standing up for me, For my happiness, you are the...	25 views Rate it
To The Sister I Never Knew — Jennifer	To the sister I never knew, I hope you are having a great time up in heaven watching over the rest of your...	24 views Rate it
The Curtain Of Mortality — Joe Strickland	The curtain of mortality falls on us all, a final act we cannot escape. Yet we do not use this knowledge to weave the threads of love tighter. ...	22 views Rate it
I dated the devil — Celina kaminsky	I dated the devil, satan, lucifer the father of lies and trust me when I say it wasn't by choice, he blinded my eyes, and he took me by surprise. He...	22 views Rate it
10 QUESTIONS, — Celina Kaminsky	Let's see where do I start, when there is so many questions I ponder in my broken heart. I guess I'll start by asking you this by chance, do you miss...	22 views Rate it
NARROW ESCAPE — Elizabeth Njeri Waweru	And on that fateful day, There were no punches or slaps, Just words heavier than rocks, Each one cut deeper than the other, And I felt a storm...	22 views Rate it
Wearing Rose Colored Glasses — Gisela Vigil	Wearing Rose Colored Glasses She sets up family meeting, for her thoughts had to share. For it seems that her offspring of some truths, unaware. ...	21 views Rate it
Blade — Shiloh T	Blade....	19 views Rate it
Before leaving I will repeat here one of my favourites. The Wee Shop by Robert Service. — Doug Blair	She risked her all, they told me, bravely sinking The pinched economies of thirty years; And there the little shop was, meek and shrinking, The sum of...	17 views Rate it
Little Book — Celina Kaminsky	An illusion from my head, to made up stories from my bed, I wonder sometimes if I'm alive or if I am dead. A fairytale dream, now a robotic machine, left...	17 views Rate it
Who Are You — Naomi Fowke	Who are you? To take your place By judgment’s seat And vigil keep When love, himself No record keeps. Who are you? To captive hold In heart’s ...	17 views Rate it
Hi sister — James charles	Hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi sister hi...	16 views Rate it
I’m A Weirdo — Robert T. Davenport	By Robert T. Davenport I'm a weirdo, that's for sure, A little different, a little obscure. I dance to my own rhythm, my own beat, In a world...	15 views Rate it
His Smile Did All the Talking — Susan Mayer Brumel	His Smile Did All the Talking My father’s big, cozy chair sat in the corner of the music room. There, he listened to Wagner while devouring books...	13 views Rate it
Soulmates — Matthew Davis	Amazing Don't know where the days went Time try to change me Won't let that break me Incredible Live gets the best of you Makes a mess of you ...	13 views Rate it
Poetry Brought Me Back To Life — Robert T. Davenport	Poetry Brought Me Back To Life By Robert T. Davenport In the depths of despair, I once did reside, Lost in the darkness, my spirit denied. But...	12 views Rate it
Heart To Heart — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	A father to his daughter A mother to her son A fiance to the betrothed A priest to a sinner A friend to a companion A general to the soldiers A boss...	11 views Rate it