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Deleted — Steve Dupere	Deleted...	126 views Rate it
The Hunt — Michelle Brillhart	The forest at dusk is a prison of shadows, souls fleeing with hearts beating in panicked flow. The trees are bars, trapping us in a hell that lingers, ...	121 views Rate it
Pompous Display — Ludy Bührs	Stark words in convinced display, seamlessly well defined they like to make a lot of sense from way deep within where the substance appears solid and...	118 views Rate it
Previous Employer — Joe McLaughlin	They claimed to be a friend, That would stand by me to the end, And reminded me over and over. I resisted their conditioning, And fought off their...	113 views Rate it
1929 — Frankcraven.com	On January fifteenth; Mama shouted HALLELUJAH! She also gritted her teeth... in the birth pain, how do you do ya? She brought Martin Luther King...	113 views Rate it
Deportation of the Dahlia — Charlie McFadzen	Deportation of the Dahlia The winter ice bites hard, It’s teeth digging beneath Soil, cracked, and scarred. But then, a miracle! A seed, riding...	111 views Rate it
The Chair — Dee-Dee Carter	Abandoned, Abstract, Covered With Fine Particles of Yesteryear's Past Quiet Footsteps, Sterned Calloused Hands Arrives to Deliver It From A Torched...	111 views Rate it
A Child in ‘23 (Innocent at Heart) — Tim Wilson	I’m confused as ever, what’s a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew? All I know is all my friends at my school like snacks too. And we don’t mind the rain, we...	103 views Rate it
The New Sound of Silence — Robin Loving	Lying in the blood of my slaughtered friend Listening to the screams, that will never end Waiting for a 'Hero' to 'save the day' In the sound of that...	102 views Rate it
G3ng : L1fe — Je Woo Han	All my shootaz speak Korean, you’re gonna need subtitles when we question you. All my brothers tote gunz, my nation put ‘em in their hands to kill...	91 views Rate it
Of Joyce Kilmer and War — Janet Muirhead Hill	Whenever he went to Suffern along the Erie track, he saw a poor old farmhouse, crumbling, broken, and black. It touched his deep compassion to see it...	72 views Rate it
Those Evil Few — John W. May	With wealth, the likes of Helen's Troy, There are these few that think they're coy— They seem so modest, but I warn, Their modesty is but a ploy. ...	71 views Rate it
History Screams — Naomi Fowke	History screams it's warning Of consequences laid When mortal flesh Is golden cast And Graven image...	44 views Rate it
O thine Barack Obama — Bell_Bilverstien	Once upon a dirty mitten, Sat upon it was a Melanesian kitten, Upon that kitten sat old Barack, You know Barack he really likes rocks, He left old...	32 views Rate it
The PLANTATION — Olusesan Adesanya	About a while ago A million days A billion bullion sacks A trillion...	20 views Rate it
Home of the Selective Free — Michelle Brillhart	They say that freedom is not free. But what’s the price, the cost, the fee? Is it your freedom at the expense of me? How many forced births will there...	19 views Rate it
The Restless Illusion — Coker Rogers	The restless illusion is watching me sleep Feigning Love and hate, I abear Conclusions drawn have diluted my dreams Suggestive trading of hope for...	18 views Rate it
Ivory Towers — Emily McGinnes	Behind silhouetted trees lurks the twinkling lights of commercial industrialisation. The fight begins between the living and the dead. Only to be...	17 views Rate it
Human Vibrations — Ebuluofor Philip	They willingly signed the Death certificate and later Called it the act of nature. But nature kept distancing Himself from what is being Attached...	16 views Rate it
Resisting the Storm — Ludy Bührs	A strong wind blows this land into the sea, and only rocks resist its pressure. Still, they go along, as if they all agree, having no clue, their...	15 views Rate it
Hope — Jet Rood	Rolling, the Christmas tree seeks hold a can rattling behind it the wind picks up speed its strength increases In early January of this new year it...	14 views Rate it
The Ears To Hear — Naomi Fowke	The Riddler riddles The Rhymer speaks But who will listen? To the message That they weave Now faded by The tapestry of time A message once ...	13 views Rate it
Corruption — Melissa Calcote	We are slowly erasing our history. We are progressively becoming a mystery. The government is stealing knowledge from our kids. As pedophiles sell...	12 views Rate it
The Mindset Of Racism — Robert T. Davenport	The Mindset Of Racism By Robert T. Davenport In the annals of time, the words may change, From "colored" to "people of color" they rearrange, But...	10 views Rate it
doritos — god of flowers	I eat doritos they eat me doritos taste good they dont taste like...	8 views Rate it