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The Carolean Era of King Charles The Third — Karl Constantine FOLKES	All the world witnessed The coronation of Charles; On the sixth of May. A ceremony In Westminster Abbey. Twenty Twenty Three. By bishops...	135 views Rate it
The Transformative Power of Prayer — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Placing one’s self faithfully day and night entirely in God’s hands Rejoicing in all circumstances, the ‘good’ and even those that hinder At peace...	132 views Rate it
Walks I'll Take No More — Marilyn Senecal Cavanaugh	Sometimes when my heart is restless, And dreaming of far away; I visit amongst my daydreams, With friends of...	130 views Rate it
Mortality's Effigy — Jennifer Campbell	O, windblown, shaken bough! O, malignant wind to all life! O, decrepit body that cannot defend! O, mighty sun, succumbing to night! O, the life that...	130 views Rate it
Timely redeem! — Ishtiyaq	Timely redeem! Err one may, in innocence, But none must, in ignorance. Inadvertent; forgiven is sin, Intentional; none’s forgiven. Until...	128 views Rate it
Deleted — Steve Dupere	Deleted...	128 views Rate it
Hurtful Release — Jonathan A. Lacey	Does love always fail? Pain overtaking your heart, And you wonder why things are always falling apart, Or why, through your eyes, fear is in everything...	128 views Rate it
The Bible Says Be Honest — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	Women are more than just housewives. Men are more than husbands. Our lives matter too, no more dolling up to play fake. Happy? I see others pretending...	127 views Rate it
Ain't it so..... — JESUS BETANCOURT	What's new today will be old tomorrow Everything old can be recycled into something new Every babies step that we follow Are old paths we already...	127 views Rate it
Difference of perspective — Aishwarya Tiwari	Dwindling in the dark; I taste the stars, You can't do it in "artificial"... Happiness for me when 'we' together.. Your expenses make own...	126 views Rate it
Old Dog — Leslie Kay Lanham	Sweet old dog that I have found By this tree where you are bound Let me take a look around - Your chains I will unwind. Tell me, is it he or she? ...	124 views Rate it
Letter to Myself — Amanda K lessig	I know I never loved you Never loved myself true I apologize for all the times I felt you break and ignored you Believing the phonies that I was...	124 views Rate it
If U Already Knew — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	Before we find love let us find grief We can make it through the hurt and feel our peace If at first we feel sadness We will better rejoice in...	124 views Rate it
Our Mind is Imaged in the Cosmos — Karl Constantine FOLKES	As Mind, we are imaged in the cosmos; and the cosmos is imaged in us. “The totality of the human mind,” is what we call the psyche; a composite of...	123 views Rate it
Strategy of Life — Max Levy	The Strategy of Life is the Unthinkable. If imagined, the Impossible may become Possible. The Possible will become Reality, and the Reality will become...	123 views Rate it
Gov't — Amanda K lessig	A million voices in my head Thoughts can not be set straight as I lay in bed The Gov't is who controls Planting evil in our brains until they explode ...	119 views Rate it
What is wrong with me? — Scarlett Lamm	Friendship flows innocently, Smiles repaid with warm embrace, Starving for human kindness, Hopeful after cruel interactions, Tomorrow will be a new...	118 views Rate it
The Hidden Self — Uma Cokovic	A portrait of a man without a face, Soulless painting, Occupies it's throne, Drowned by the stains of tears, But a place of honor on the wall. ...	117 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...	117 views Rate it
How may I illuminate the Tunnel? — Emile	I tend to wonder why the sun leaves the flowers behind And leaves behind the frightening darkness. Why the blackened shades of blight, Find their way...	116 views Rate it
Now You See Me: Now You Don't — Robin Loving	For you I have left an invisible trail... It may lead to heaven, or drag you through hell Most men would follow: You probably won't Now you see me... ...	114 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
There’s a change taking place and it’s on my face — Lori A. Powell	I have one eye bigger than the other eye When I look in the mirror I wonder why It wasn’t like that before Its noticeable now even more There’s a...	113 views Rate it
Is halfway forever? — Tonya Richardson	You’re gonna be ok, you’re gonna live for many more years I’m told, but I just can’t see myself growing old. I close my eyes and try hard to imagine...	113 views Rate it
Bernard the Lab — Robin Loving	Snow white snout betrays no smile Eyes that trust, might take a while Slow to rise, he spots the treat He isn't steady on his feet... Head down low,...	112 views Rate it