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Tinsel — Coker Rogers	Hang me beneath the mistletoe So the season so cold may greet my soul And relish success as Christ looks on Lord bless the ignorant...	25 views Rate it
The Wildflower — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	Did you not get the message~ You seem so unconcerned You keep dancing in the sunshine~ Just like summer has returned Winter is soon arriving~ ...	24 views Rate it
Nympho — Mary Jane Trujillo	It's glorious Getting fucked Over too soon Never enough Salty skin on skin Always at it again I can see God I can breathe again When I cum on...	24 views Rate it
The Night Was A Symphony — Joe Strickland	The sky, wearing a cloak of black velvet, was adorned with twinkling stars. The moon, a glowing orb suspended in mid air, cast its ethereal light...	24 views Rate it
In the Mirror — Nina Sexton	Reality caught in this moment’s perception Effectively staining the ego striving to protect Fragility in nature, longing for acceptance within Lessons...	24 views Rate it
Senryu Satire — Karl Constantine FOLKES	So much that waxes from a tongue not sober, is but idle prattle. The tongue is a sword. So wield it with much caution. Or rather shield...	24 views Rate it
The Children — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	Given to us~ as a gift from God Their story~ yet to be told They only know~ what their ears can hear Only know~ what their eyes behold May we...	23 views Rate it
10 QUESTIONS, — Celina Kaminsky	Let's see where do I start, when there is so many questions I ponder in my broken heart. I guess I'll start by asking you this by chance, do you miss...	22 views Rate it
The Curtain Of Mortality — Joe Strickland	The curtain of mortality falls on us all, a final act we cannot escape. Yet we do not use this knowledge to weave the threads of love tighter. ...	22 views Rate it
Oh Mr. Banana Tree — TJ Johnson	Oh Mr Banana tree I sit before thee Yet right next door A mighty Oak stands tall Tall and intimidatingly beautiful. Yet I sit before thee Mr Banana...	22 views Rate it
The Intertwining of Good and Evil — Karl Constantine FOLKES	In the world of living beings, ‘Good’ and ‘Evil’ are intertwined. Each in intimate relationship with the other. Each measured by the ‘strengths,’ ...	22 views Rate it
FREE SPIRIT'S ANTHEM — Elizabeth Njeri Waweru	In this world, where paths are set in stone, For billions of souls, each one alone, Trends dictate, fashion reigns supreme, But for those who dare to...	21 views Rate it
Do you know of Cuckoo? — Roberto Suárez Torres	An overflowing river dry: from where was stemmed the weather eye, the king of all that is dark, bolts that drive many mad stark, and the quilt of a...	21 views Rate it
When Truth Gets Involved — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Reality to face for what it is, Can become a disappointing discovery. When truth gets involved. And the evidence of being deceived, Is difficult to...	21 views Rate it
Meaningless — Cameron Hardenburg	Motionless life Complete silence Hardly alive Meaningless...	21 views Rate it
Wearing Rose Colored Glasses — Gisela Vigil	Wearing Rose Colored Glasses She sets up family meeting, for her thoughts had to share. For it seems that her offspring of some truths, unaware. ...	21 views Rate it
Gauging her Eyes — Ludy Bührs	Her eyes glared in a special way. They had a shimmer and there was a mist as if what she perceived wasn’t only there but somewhere or in someone...	21 views Rate it
The PLANTATION — Olusesan Adesanya	About a while ago A million days A billion bullion sacks A trillion...	20 views Rate it
Maryland — Sharry Monks	This seems not to be real, or, But, in the actual sense of will, The world would be, The way it was framed, not but true, The will of silence that...	20 views Rate it
Sylvia — Joe Strickland	I wish I could go back, to February 11, 1963 in London, England. I would have given my life, to save Sylvia's life. her head, in the oven, ...	20 views Rate it
Free — Jenna Binns	The truth hurts but it will set you free. A small price to pay for the choices we make, though spite can easily become guilt and eat us...	20 views Rate it
The Heart Hath No Mind — Cameron Hardenburg	Man tries much too hard The truth of love is simple It's a monkey's...	20 views Rate it
A Truth Law — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Violence gives rise to violence, not justice. That is a Truth Law. So cease all warfare, which is fostered by hatred, not Brotherly...	20 views Rate it
The Illusory Nature of the Inner World — Karl Constantine FOLKES	SELF at rest. Leaving busy thoughts behind. Entering a space where consciousness is not desired. Experiencing an exoplanet inner world of...	20 views Rate it
Leaving — Lorelei Gerlach	I can see you with my eyes. As of now, you're in front of me like I want you to be. But the truth that I let my eyes in is like the horizon as it...	19 views Rate it