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The Fourth of July — Gregory Baranoff	The Fourth of July I tried to look forward to yesterday. It was the Fourth of July. The day off, the grill, family and or friends, Kids are older...	47 views Rate it
The Garden — Victoria Mary Sackville-West	We owned a garden on a hill, We planted rose and daffodil, Flowers that English poets sing, And hoped for glory in the...	113 views Rate it
The Geraldines — Thomas Osborne Davis	I The Geraldines! The Geraldines! 'tis full a thousand years Since, 'mid the Tuscan vineyards, bright flashed their battle-spears; When Capet seized...	19 views Rate it
The Ghost Whimpers — Benson Chukwueke	Now watching her funeral She weeps not her death Awful awkward hypocrisy Heads down to mourn Feast and feast so fast While her body lie in state ...	54 views Rate it
The Giant — Пётр Дубинин	The giant Пётр Дубинин In Russian ...	2 views Rate it
The Gift — Derrick E Carey	In the event I wasn't born this way I was created This defiantly wasn't a mistake I was chosen to live this life A life some may call an abomination ...	0 views Rate it
The Goblins' Christmas — Elizabeth Anderson	The big bright Moon hung high and round, In a densely darkened sky; The tall pines swayed, and mocked, and groaned; The mountains grew so high That the...	13 views Rate it
THE GREATEST GIFT — Jesus Betancourt	Won't be found under any Christmas Tree Or deposited in your bank account A gift free to give, resides inside you and me It is LOVE, you can donate in...	55 views Rate it
THE GREEN DEEPS — Phil Roberts	Out of the green deeps Comes slimy piscine horror, Seeking out human food Bring the beach to terror. Deafening silence reigning Within the murky...	3 views Rate it
The Grim Reapers Daughter — Monty Dane Sipe	The life of cruel intent, the hatred behind those blue eyes. Staying high keeps you content, but drugs aren't what gets you high. Your high is taking...	3 views Rate it
The Halloween Man — Jerry Wayne Lawrence, Jr.	Can Any1 Escape? No. Each Victim He Slays Brutally. Hellishly Here, A Headless Demon @ 1st, Then He Started Putting On The Halloween Masks. Masks Most...	1 view Rate it
The Hapless Army — Edward George Dyson	“A soldier braving disease and death on the battlefield has a seven times better chance of life than a new-born baby.”—Secretary of War,...	46 views Rate it
The Hock-cart, or Harvest Home — Robert Herrick	To the Right Honourable Mildmay, Earl of...	283 views Rate it
The hock-cart, or harvest home:to the right honourable mildmay, earl of westmorland — Robert Herrick	Come, Sons of Summer, by whose toil We are the lords of wine and oil: By whose tough labours, and rough hands, We rip up first, then reap our lands....	126 views Rate it
The Holiday Season. — Jennifer Brigitte Breslin	The winter holiday of the season is here. A whole year has passed. As the many challenges haven’t. Times of happy holidays as well as a new year be as if...	4 views Rate it
The Hour Before Dawn — William Butler Yeats	A CURSING rogue with a merry face, A bundle of rags upon a crutch, Stumbled upon that windy place Called Cruachan, and it was as much As the one sturdy...	70 views Rate it
The House Without a Chimney — Marshall W. Ohl	Santa was delivering presents on Christmas night, When his eyes beheld a strange sight. Most houses seemed strange and flimsy, But this one had no...	13 views Rate it
The Idle Shepherd Boys — William Wordsworth	The valley rings with mirth and joy; Among the hills the echoes play A never never ending song, To welcome in the May. The magpie chatters with delight;...	215 views Rate it
The Immanuel Prophecy — Richard Newton Sherrer	Ask a sign of the Lord, Be as high as Heaven; Requests are not ignored, If sincerely given. Put not God to the test, Never to tempt the Lord; Show...	9 views Rate it
The Interconnectedness of Purpose: The Tapestry of Life — Mawphniang Napoleon	The purpose of life is a mystery, a thing untold A riddle wrapped in enigma, in intricate folds Of complexity and depth, beyond our understanding A...	8 views Rate it
The Invitation to Selborne — Gilbert White	See Selborne spreads her boldest beauties round The varied valley, and the mountain ground, Wildly majestic! what is all the pride Of flats, with loads...	44 views Rate it
The Island: Canto II. — George Gordon Lord Byron	I. How pleasant were the songs of Toobonai, When Summer's Sun went down the coral bay! Come, let us to the islet's softest shade, And hear the warbling...	51 views Rate it
The Journey to Freedom — Miracle Douglas	We are born into a world where the days of trouble are common and obvious. Trouble can present itself in so many forms, but rest assure that our Lord and...	2 views Rate it
The Joy Of Being Poor — Robert William Service	I...	93 views Rate it
The Joy of Christmas — Maurice Travis Simmons	The break of dawn the day has begun This blessed day will be full of fun The days of past we will not fear It's time to share our Christmas cheer ...	58 views Rate it