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Three Gifts — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	I woke very early this morning~ To greet the beautiful new day My my, the Lord handed me three presents A rose~ A pen ~ And a blank page ...	124 views Rate it
IN THE CITY — John Andrew	In the city — within the dull-gray yonder, my muse always awaits The abundance of: parasites, lavishing cells, aloof smiles, do churn my...	55 views Rate it
Behind/Before — Prisma	What I leave behind becomes a garden of stone, a menagerie of ghosts. What lies before me is what really counts; the raw clay of existence....	37 views Rate it
Wake Up! — Amber Tariq	Thy nation is towards the extremity of destruction It hath forgotten it’s grounds and function Thy affluents are blessed with the rain For impecunious...	35 views Rate it
I Saw Him on the Road Less Taken — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I saw him on the road less taken. The gentleman named Robert Frost. While I was frail and quite forsaken. He, most certainly, was not lost. While he...	1,354 views Rate it
I Danced With Calliope Last Night — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I danced with Calliope last night, while playing musically. She with the harp, me with the flute. I danced with her while dreaming. ‘Twas by the...	783 views Rate it
The girl in the window. — A J C	The girl in the window. I looked up at the window. My disabled friend can't grab a clasp in her crooked hands. When she does they end up on the floor...	640 views Rate it
The Co-Existence of Two Strange Bedfellows — Karl Constantine FOLKES	This is a paradoxical existential story. As old as Time, as new as the breaking dawn. About two distempered relatives. Seemingly different, yet oh so...	576 views Rate it
Bird Of Paradise Sonnet — Marie Helen Abramyan	Bird of Paradise, feather among leaves, To the earthy soil I am bound and tied. Anchored by claws of roots and weighty sheaves, My spirit flies...	426 views Rate it
In My Higgsy Element — Ludy Bührs	Because there's proof that nothing can become a whole new universe I'm writing these lines here and personally fill an emptiness with thoughts of what...	320 views Rate it
Dear Mom — Laurel M. Lee	You’ve been out long and wandered far. Now there’s no where left to roam. The ones you miss are calling you. It’s time to hurry home. Now, I ask, do...	244 views Rate it
If you’re ignoring the erasure of women, you’re 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...	216 views Rate it
The Good Shepherd — Richard Newton Sherrer	The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not desire; As I follow His Word, Gives what I require. I lie in green pastures, And led by still waters; ...	196 views Rate it
The Loss — Michael Scarpelli	Even though your moving on I wish that you would prove me wrong To be correct is to accept your passing I am not that...	177 views Rate it
Lullaby of Many Moons” — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Lullaby of Many Moons” One night I walked the foggy wood, beneath a five moon cluster; Observing it through leafy hood, enchanted by its golden...	105 views Rate it
Salvation — Ezra Rumi	Food is good For thine I bleed Hamburgers the bane of thine nation But how thou mithe ask for thine bread and meat on a slab Blood in humans they are for...	86 views Rate it
The Child as Son Becoming Father of the Man — Karl Constantine FOLKES	PRELUDE: THE EARTHLY DOMAIN OF MAN From the Lake District poet Wordsworth’s “Father of the Man,” to the universal Father of...	1,162 views Rate it
The dreams I leave behind. — A J C	What is my name? I forgot how to read or write, and I don't know, my name. Every day is the same. They roll me onto my side to clean and change me,...	836 views Rate it
Schroedinger’s Cat and Quantum Indeterminacy — Karl Constantine FOLKES	‘Schroedinger’s Cat’ and Quantum Relativity. Thought experiment. Both in superposition. An imaginary state. The mind’s behavior. On the nature of...	649 views Rate it
The keeper of the Stone. — A J C	The shadows I see. It's a beautiful day as I walk through the town, stop by the old church, and look around. Gazing behind it, I discern an ordained...	511 views Rate it
A Poet’s Two Voices — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I lay in bed and think of this: A poet has two voices. The one he writes with gravitas, the other of his muse. The one expressed in syntax text, with...	481 views Rate it
Childhood living in is easy to do. — A J C	Childhood living is easy to do. All my days have come and gone, and all my memories end up in the past. My childhood living was easy to do but now it's...	462 views Rate it
The Rocking Chair — Betsy Wokersien Stephens	She gathers her thoughts as she rocks in the chair And stares out the window into the thin air Alone with the memories that dance in her mind The old...	453 views Rate it
His Final Call — Sherrie Ann Benedict	World, our kids are starving Many with no place to sleep Millions with no families, left orphaned Cold, hopeless; Alone on the...	365 views Rate it
Our Redeeming God of Grace — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Our Redeeming God is director of our lives, giving us choices at every single moment, serving as Sanctifier. Our Redeeming God, for special use...	359 views Rate it