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The Cycles of Choice: A Poem on Life's Pathways — Mawphniang Napoleon	Sometimes a fleeting pleasure seems to be a lasting treasure. Sometimes what seems to fill the void is a temporary toy. When it breaks, you feel the...	0 views Rate it
A Flawed Mommy — Misty Brock	A Flawed Mommy, Loyal and true, Flawed to the Darkest pieces of my soul. Tarnished and worn, Darkness envelopes, Unable to breathe, Unable to...	0 views Rate it
Cheers — Lightfield	Cheers...	0 views Rate it
Missing Puzzle — Shauntanece Sipp	Puzzle piece Puzzle tree Puzzle thee Missing Can you fit? Like Mj said This is it. No , no let’s do it together, never be afraid. We got your...	0 views Rate it
The Fountain Cracked, Its Basin Filled — Anthony J. Mizzi	The fountain stands in the lot Its basin filled with dead leaves And ash-gray moths Floating in the filmed water. I saw a bird perch there On the...	0 views Rate it
The Rats — Matt As A Hadder	The rats have moved in They’re in the walls I think they’re planning an attack They’re going to eat us all The best I can do ain’t much to pay...	0 views Rate it
Inheritors of the Past : The Living Chain — Mawphniang Napoleon	Our minds at birth, some say, are blank as slate A tabula rasa, ready to create The inscription of our being, thought, and fate Through life...	0 views Rate it
A Bit of Advice — Lily Dennis	world doesn’t stop in it’s tracks to pick up where it left off when you claim that you are ready- sharp thorns cut through worn shoes...	0 views Rate it
A Father's Love — Kathy J Freeland	A Father's Love Thank you. Thank you for never being there when I needed help. Thank you for never helping me. Thank you for never saving me. Thank...	0 views Rate it
A Taken Way — A Taken Way	I lost the most important person in my life today And yet she walks amongst us A truly unbearable pain Uncertain what futures hold thus A duly...	0 views Rate it
A Verse For Gertrude Stein — Cameron Christopher Cabot	A Verse For Gertrude Stein I’ll aim to be like Gertrude Stein So come ye sinners, have your wine. Please whisper charms or spells or rhymes And...	0 views Rate it
Adhd — Kirra Graves	Hiding under a rock, Except these are piles. Piles of clothes, Papers, Emails Distractions; Keeping the brain on its toes Like a toddlers...	0 views Rate it
Black Hole — Anya Hull	This is a poem I wrote: I'm an inky black oblivion A spiralling black hole of my own thoughts Consuming everything and sucking it into my core ...	0 views Rate it
Broken Telephones — Claire Teo	Questions and more questions, Like the incessant ringing of a wired telephone, Never ceasing. They pound at the doors of my mind with chaos and...	0 views Rate it
Cigarettes and Perfume — Isabella Freitas	I look through the space between my arms So that I can see her But she can’t see me She continues… “I don’t know what it is, maybe it’s,” Incomplete ...	0 views Rate it
Definition of hope — Ashanti Griffin	The definition of hope is defined as a feeling of trust. A feeling this life covered in dust. They tell me hope is a must, just without hope I almost tied...	0 views Rate it
Did I wake up today? — Eric Rudd	Did you wake up today in the cloudy haze of the taste of regret on your tongue? Dry smacking lips of alcohol and old vape pens. I’m never doing that...	0 views Rate it
Down — Peewee Cuson	From headstone of a tombstone lies a man without a name Bound and gagged into earthen home burying away dark shame Floodwater washes sanity to ocean...	0 views Rate it
Enough — Brandi Zetwick	I knew this wouldn't end so well I saw the red flags left and right Your words of red hot anger Anxiously kept me up at night I knew I couldnt be this...	0 views Rate it
Fleeting Time — Adhyatm Singh	O Heart! Why do you seek love in vain? A Beauty that shall fade, why be insane In rememberings, dead and departed Through hands of time, oft...	0 views Rate it
How do I resist thee? — Michelle Gaddi	It all started as a form of wild entertainment, But you became a habit — that's not an understatement Within a fraction of a second, you've made me...	0 views Rate it
I never told you. — Hailey Burns	I am not a person that falls in love easily. I think. But I crush fast. I see a person looking cute. Smiling cute. Blushing cute. Making me feel...	0 views Rate it
In Love With You — In Love With You	I see you in the distance even though you're not there eye's playing tricks on me a reality I cannot bare. My soul yearns for the nourishment of your...	0 views Rate it
LOST — JOAQUIM	Drowning in uncertainty Wondering if I would ever be pulled out This suspense is killing me Pondering over the possible outcome Have I made the right...	0 views Rate it
Lunar Cycles — Moons Heart and Soul	Crescent, half, and bright, Moon’s phases in silent night, Night’s vast-changing...	0 views Rate it

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