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Africa Medicine Man Voodoo Devil — Kidnapped Rapist	We are Prejudice Peoples Find out Ruben is a child Rapist He will be burning on a Cross Stake In the front yard downtown White Capitol...	1 view Rate it
After Wrappings Gathered Up — Douglas Blair	I languish in aftermath Of tinsel mixed with pine Aromas of the kitchen And friends so surely mine. It’s hard to see it pass The miracle...	7 views Rate it
Afternoon — Vaishali Adwant	Oh, summers, you bring Lotus Eaters in our realms, The undoing of toil, putting aside turmoil, The peaceful slumber, vacuous...	2 views Rate it
Ain't cha — Shinerra Ward	Ain't cha Ain't cha Ain't cha Right rite hur. Ain't cha Ain't cha Ain't cha Doing it over hur. Ain't cha Ain't cha Ain't cha Got the flavor right...	4 views Rate it
Air Light Drainage Pipes — Thurman & Johnson & Anderson & Clark Family Rapist Farm animal	Come on, bend down way down to the floor? Way down left and floor the door piss the way Way down right and fill it, flow Let it flow into the piss...	0 views Rate it
Alexander VI Dines with the Cardinal of Capua — Stephen Vincent Benet	Next, then, the peacock, gilt With all its feathers. Look, what gorgeous dyes Flow in the eyes! And how deep, lustrous greens are splashed and spilt ...	46 views Rate it
All about Christmas — Afolayan Oreoluwa Juliana	Hurray! Hurray! Hurray! Christmas is today! Christmas a Christian festival, celebrating the birth of Jesus. We celebrate “mass on Christ...	4 views Rate it
All the way to a TEA — Tyrone Everett Allen	My one two one two introduced you into and unto I'm capable of doing in between God And Mother Nature while the devil over look me and Jesus knew from day...	1 view Rate it
Alluring Andaman Sea — William He	Alluring Andaman Sea By William He The tails swirling and bows bending, Kites tethered to surfers gliding true, Like giant hawks arcing high, ...	305 views Rate it
Ally — Presley	“I’m an ally!” Thank you for that? Thank you for not being homophobic? Thank you for being a decent person? Why do we worship them like an ever reigning...	5 views Rate it
Alone on the beach — Julieann Lambeth	The dust and the Sand and the lovely sea shines from a shadow by looking at me !!! The cliffs and the beaches always talk !! While the lonely people took...	2 views Rate it
Alpine Morn — Tony DeLorger	The sun climbed the eastern escarpment, poking its head up fleetingly to glimpse the indolent meandering river below, and as those shadows deep and...	3 views Rate it
Am I America — Shamallah	Delicate woman am I yours to use? Am I the one you'd be friends with? Draw me close and I will kiss your lips. Am I likened to your mountain,...	8 views Rate it
America (My Country, ‘Tis of Thee) — Raheem Muhammad	This country, ’tis of Thee, Cursed Land of Liberty Of thee I sing; Land where my fathers died, Land of the killers’ pride, From every mountain side ...	1 view Rate it
AMERICAN RHAPSODY: RING OF FREEDOM — Barry Green Jr	AMERICAN RHAPSODY: RING OF FREEDOM Long ago a bell began to ring It rang as Revolution began to burn The bell rang as we rejected a king It rang as...	3 views Rate it
America’s Journey Towards Greatness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Nations rise and nations fall All struggling for greatness None is found without default All have weaknesses and strengths. The paths that lead to...	194 views Rate it
Amountain climbing — johnnybee	A Mountain climbing I will go over the footpaths Over the cobblestones Up and up I go, step by step higher and higher I climb Over the boulders and...	10 views Rate it
An Alphabet Of Old Friends — Walter Crane	A...	23 views Rate it
An autumn wish come true. — Tonya Smith-Baker	Autumn is here now Spider lily and moons light Can you...	10 views Rate it
An Easter Rhyme — Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake	Easter Monday in the city - Rattle, rattle, rumble, rush; Tom and Jerry, Nell and Kitty, All the down-the-harbour “push,” Little thought have they, or...	85 views Rate it
An enlightenment's array — Clifford Faulk	Closed eyes are not blind for they see within, Blind eyes are bright for they are the light, Good habits are true for they let life, Whilst hold...	12 views Rate it
An enlightenment's array — Clifford Faulk	Closed eyes are not blind for they see within, Blind eyes are bright for they are the light, Good habits are true for they let life, Whilst hold...	1 view Rate it
An Idyl Of The May. — Kate Seymour Maclean	In the beautiful May weather, Lapsing soon into June; On a golden, golden day Of the green and golden May, When our hearts were beating tune To the coming...	9 views Rate it
An Ode to Solidarity: The All NEHU Workers' Union (ANWU) — Mawphniang Napoleon	Dedicated to the members of the All NEHU Workers' Union (ANWU) Stanza 1: Brothers and sisters of the worker’s guild, Gathered in solidarity,...	81 views Rate it
An Ode to the Family SUV — David Lechner	An Ode to the Family SUV D. Lechner, Oct 2021 Although it cannot walk or talk, it was still a member of the family. It went on all the special...	198 views Rate it

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