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Untitled — prayersfor	the ones we've read We must save to read another day if we find the time. Do you ever feel like the past is true Again, sometimes? these...	49 views Rate it
Escaping Youth — Douglas Gillert	Oftentimes as I grow old My thoughts return to times ago. Familiar faces reappear, recognized places Rise up from the overstuffed closets Of my...	49 views Rate it
Liverpool — Liverpool	This brick stood still a hundred years And weeds overruled the vote If my home home town was Mersey We’d have jumped that fucking moat of these...	48 views Rate it
Misty Morning — Misty Morning	Reflections, conceptions, Thoughts whirling around my head Without anything to grasp on, Resistant to writing them down; Making them whole Seeing...	47 views Rate it
Orchards — Mariah Lichty	i. I wrap my days in paper bags, live out loud beneath blossoming trees. Grass cradles my intentions; fingers idling between blades of green and...	46 views Rate it
-Fairwell- — Marsha Schunemann	Stars fall between our lips as we bid farewell to final breath. Never again to feel or to be, this life we now will rest. Fallen soldiers to time, to...	45 views Rate it
An Evening to Remember — Joe McLaughlin	I set silently on the beach, And watch the setting sun. Falling deep into thought, Of things that I have done. A most vivid memory, Of that one...	43 views Rate it
Where Gender Has Become Non Gendered — Karl Constantine FOLKES	We now live in a machine age of people who, having once been created in the image of God, have become transmogrified into the image of robots. That is...	43 views Rate it
It Happened In A Dream — Maxwell Sebastian Burchett	I am not sure if I should tell this tale, Since it is an imagining, not real. Yet it was an episode I want to remember In real life, January to...	37 views Rate it
You — Joe Strickland	through a bottle of wine, I say farewell, you lovely lady, harbinger of grace. like petals dancing in a gentle breeze, you flit away. ...	37 views Rate it
How Will You Know — Carol Davidson	How will you know the first time? How can you tell the difference? To a man who's never escaped from Hell the bottom of the sea would seem Heaven. ...	37 views Rate it
I Don’t Deserve Your Love — Sommer Rains	Each day… I wish I could Be….somebody else This. loneli- ...	36 views Rate it
Birthday Wish — Amanda East	A flick of your wrist, Lurking with style. A pick you would twist Smirking a smile. It’s not what you said, Inflictions bear fear It is what you...	34 views Rate it
Emily Dickenson's Fly — Jeremy S. Turner	My buzzing shook the Stillness Of her Final Breath, And ceasing to See, Her Soul followed The busy buzz of Death Into...	34 views Rate it
Do you know me ? — Celina Kaminsky	I have one question I would like you to answer if you can, and I just hope that it's an answer I can somehow understand. Do you know me now or even...	31 views Rate it
Lost in communication — Jet Rood	I am trapped in the threads of emotions that people wind around me not always aware sometimes suffocating other times tender moods come and...	30 views Rate it
The Green Ribbon — Ashley Smith Williams	It’s silent. It doesn’t make an announcement. It creeps around undetected and makes your body its endowment. It’s brutal. It can shut you down for...	30 views Rate it
Stand Against the Wind — Paul E Wells	When brooding clouds grow angry, When threatening skies lash out, When thunder jolts the heavens, When tempests drift about, When driving gales...	29 views Rate it
Hope — Gisela Vigil	Hope. Like shells sprawled across the sand, some precious, some broken. Discarded. Unnoticed until a hand reaches down to pick up even the...	29 views Rate it
The Sleeping Brain — Gisela Vigil	Dip brush in palette of some blended hues, paint image somewhat muted, somewhat sharp. A thought suppressed, a fear, or memory, begin to...	29 views Rate it
Eventide — Shelby Minick	Horizon’s edge drowns out the sun As slow tide ebbs and flows, And laps upon the shore so brown As daylight westward goes. The rushing sound of...	29 views Rate it
I did it! — Kenya Stephens	Look at me now! If only you could, huh? You once knew me as ignorant, bitch, cunt, and a scary ass. Any sudden noises and movements made me cower. ...	29 views Rate it
Again — Maxwell Sebastian Burchett	This poem used for the lyrics of the pop song of the same name. Available on SoundCloud at soundcloud.com/maxburchett/again by Max Burchett Just...	28 views Rate it
Modern Moshpit — Divya Hirani	Woken up by an incessant iPhone alarm In the hot shower of a shy solipsistic shame They suit up in their branded garms A princeps civitatis of modest...	28 views Rate it
Be With Me — S1, S2, & Me	Be with me Under that bushy tree Where we can write our cozy dreams And tell our funny stories Talk about those silly things And laugh out loud...	27 views Rate it

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