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I Am Me — Joe Strickland	The whiskey burns As I scribble on paper Words flowing freely Like the booze in my veins I hear the city Breathing outside my window Its heartbeat...	17 views Rate it
Downtrodden — Joe Strickland	I stare at the blank page, cigarette in hand, my thoughts scattered like the ashes that fall from my fingers. My mind wanders through the back...	17 views Rate it
Who Are You — Naomi Fowke	Who are you? To take your place By judgment’s seat And vigil keep When love, himself No record keeps. Who are you? To captive hold In heart’s ...	17 views Rate it
The Photograph — Susan Mayer Brumel	The Photograph Five orbits around the sun, and the depth of my concern bewilders me… It grabs at my heart with long, digging fingers. I hoped it...	16 views Rate it
Muse — Layna Martinez	They say the greatest works of art, are created from that of pain. So, I don’t know whether to love you or hate you, for driving me insane. I used...	16 views Rate it
I’m A Weirdo — Robert T. Davenport	By Robert T. Davenport I'm a weirdo, that's for sure, A little different, a little obscure. I dance to my own rhythm, my own beat, In a world...	16 views Rate it
I don't like my poetry — Joe Strickland	He sits at his desk, pen in hand, Staring at the blank page in dismay. His mind, a muddled mess, can't understand How to make his words flow in any...	16 views Rate it
Damaged — Erica D. Manuel	I feel as if I'm falling apart...I feel like a caged animal in my sadness. My demons are scratching to get out and my mind and appearance is a mess. I...	16 views Rate it
Whispering Rainbows — Joe Strickland	My soul Finds itself Stunned, Entwined amidst The shattered Fragments Of emotion And longing, Burdened by The tumultuous Weight Of a...	15 views Rate it
A Lost Soul's Lament — Joe Strickland	I'm just another lost soul Wandering through these cold streets, With the weight of humanity Bearing down on my weary shoulders. A secular...	15 views Rate it
Humanity hanged — Yogita Yamini	Humanity hanged In the name of religion and faith, Till when will we procrastinate, Leaving everything to the dying fate, Losing valuable lives to...	15 views Rate it
A dried Rose — Nukhba Arif	A beautiful evening it was yesterday I was sitting by the window watching sunset Sipping tea On the coffee table There was a book The one you...	15 views Rate it
Enlightenment — Joe Strickland	Self salvation calls A task for every man's grasp. Find strength within self. Enlightenment, a rebirth. Breaking free from all burdens. Ever...	15 views Rate it
Real — Joe Strickland	Real, The word that stifles imagination, That constricts And confines us To mundanity. A word That negates the possibility Of dreaming And...	15 views Rate it
What Love Does — Gisela Vigil	It seeks to understand what is not comprehensible, adding clarity to darkness, providing shade from scorching rays of sun. It forgets not the past...	14 views Rate it
Nothing left — Joshua Bailey	Tear drops dampen the paper I write on. I’m as hollow as the pen that spills the blotchy ink on the page. Smeared and smudged stains reminds me, I don’t...	14 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
Praise the Poet — Gisela Vigil	Though a poem may not be to our liking, we should gather in unity and make a toast to each poet who has the courage to share with all, ...	14 views Rate it
Metamorphosis — Tiffany Ahnama	In order for me to become who I’m supposed to be I had to reach deep down inside & give myself CPR!!! I was submerged in death I was locked away in my...	14 views Rate it
Truthful — Ludy Bührs	Nobody is right: truth has its colorwashes between black and...	13 views Rate it
His Smile Did All the Talking — Susan Mayer Brumel	His Smile Did All the Talking My father’s big, cozy chair sat in the corner of the music room. There, he listened to Wagner while devouring books...	13 views Rate it
A Hundred Years Hence — Rabindranath Tagore	Hundred Years Hence – English Translation A hundred years hence Who it is With such curiosity Reads my poems A hundred years hence! Shall I be...	13 views Rate it
Time — Joe Strickland	seems impossible to me that time had a beginning, like a mouth that's never known the wetness of another's tongue. how could time begin without...	13 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
Light Dances on the Ceiling — Jeffrey Powell	Light dances on the ceiling as remnants of a feeling stay locked up in my mind Despite what my belief means there’s an ambiance that convenes upon...	13 views Rate it

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