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The Country I call home — Tammara Cappellano	The country I call home With the state our Country’s in These thoughts ran through my mind Nothing is the same today That’s good that I could...	25 views Rate it
The Hebrew's Appeal — Grace Aguilar	Awake! Arise! Ye friends of Israel's race, The wail of thousands lingers on the air, By heavy pinions borne, thro' realms of space, 'Till Israel...	24 views Rate it
my body is not a temple — hannah cassidy	body is not a temple, it’s a museum a museum with exhibits for men to touch and feel and admire even though all the signs say “only look with your...	23 views Rate it
Mannequin — Darshan Jay Mistry	Decapitated!...	23 views Rate it
MISS SHADY, THE PARTY LADY — Mark Schroettner	I don't know Miss Shady, but we know her as the party lady I am old-fashioned and her lifestyle is way too shady ...	22 views Rate it
More Important Than Love — Matthew Light	Burning, wasted, time flew over. Another departed love, another chain not broken. Arched backs swinging the grass over shoulders, Bleeding callouses,...	22 views Rate it
Weather Forcast — Ludy Bührs	clouds collide above the fainted festival strong wind and fierce flashes ride with heavy rains into unfolding walls and onto roofs with leaking...	21 views Rate it
Aleppo — Leo Long	Our Town of Aleppo is divided into squares Some black, some white Where the grand masters of our lives Wage war both day and...	20 views Rate it
The Train Journey — Darshan Jay Mistry	Five, six, seven,...	20 views Rate it
Pith Of Empathy — Lawrence S. Pertillar	A pith stored of its empathy. Has been severed to demolish. And destroyed from showing, The need and use of it... To express sincerely. An empathy...	20 views Rate it
The Accused - You Be The Judge — Moomin	Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I bring to you a sad affair Someone who evokes such fury, yet one who faces deep despair For this, the accused who...	19 views Rate it
A Triolet About A Toilet. — Caleb Delos-Santos	A toilet is the throne for all, the wealth, the daft, the schooled, the broke. Unless you dwell where cars can’t stall. A toilet is the throne for all....	19 views Rate it
Why him — Lyric Estuary	He became a lawyer Just followed a dream Got where he was going But someone...	19 views Rate it
Rue Begets Rue — Seah Ray	Upon an ancient land of flowing rivers like sparkling reflections on Jordan's span, where woven mesh, fine, or dragnets cast defined a working...	18 views Rate it
JUDGE ME NOT — Opoku Blessing Kwame	Judge me not, God come first Money makes a lot of things happen Life is just like a movie Don’t judge me Judge me not, God come first The...	18 views Rate it
A Sonnet for the Down Low — Jeremy S. Turner	The glimpse of you that gained my eye was bathed In golden glimmers of sunlight-streaked sweat. Atop the hill you stood erect and raised Your arms and...	18 views Rate it
Before I’m 23 — Robert Grenga	I can’t help all these thoughts that keep flowing, I try to smother it over and over but it just keeps going. It’s so hard to shield you from what’s...	17 views Rate it
The Silence and Softness — Harold Creggan	The darkness is deep, will not yet go away, the shadow is soft and silent. My mind warms slowly, and I arise, to write my...	17 views Rate it
Three... (Extended) — Darshan Jay Mistry	Commencement... The unknown... Start the tape Transcendence... Outer space... Stars take shape Humankind... Have purpose... Back on Earth Isolate......	17 views Rate it
Delicate Despot — Karl Morris	Backstabbing malcontent Yammering discontent Audaciously he’ll cheat Shows ludicrous conceit Dastardly chicken-hawk Deflects by double talk ...	16 views Rate it
Hollow — Joe Strickland	The city lights are bright and bold, But beneath them lurks a dim form. The streets are lined with broken dreams, And the stench of sorrow always...	16 views Rate it
Men who have shorn me. Tribute to Stephen Leacock, (of the gentle jab.) — Wayne Blair	He gestures to a chair Flips gleaming white bib of custom. Pedals up the height Perhaps resuming topic Of last visit. Six weeks ago. Other patrons ...	16 views Rate it
My Morning Thoughts — Janet Muirhead Hill	I wake up warm in a nice soft bed, With a solid shelter above my head. My pantry is stocked with all I need. I have water to drink and books to read....	15 views Rate it
BREATH FOR FUTURE — JOEL APARECIO BERNASOR	Oh, the light shines with great promise As the new day arise and a new mission to be fulfilled, As the new challenges to be overcame And a new...	15 views Rate it
Shades of Injustice — Robert Rowe	Upstretched hands pressed to graffitied wall, Legs outspread, face afire with angry shame; Strange hands roam over impeccant body Presumptive guilt in...	15 views Rate it