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Homeless — Terri McCallister	I am homeless I am me Look into my eyes Tell me what you see I was somebody once, in another life But now I'm dirty and I'm cold I am young But...	279 views Rate it
If you’re ignoring the erasure of women, you’re a puy.** — Arie Castle	In this warped world, you've reduced me to "cis", A snide designation, like I'm just a miss. I've humored your labels, adjusted my speech, But you're...	213 views Rate it
The Stick — Gisela Vigil	The Stick I wish from me so far you’d stand. My wicked friend with stick in hand. No matter path in which I stray. You walk beside me all the...	194 views Rate it
The Loss — Michael Scarpelli	Even though your moving on I wish that you would prove me wrong To be correct is to accept your passing I am not that...	177 views Rate it
But What Happens to the Merry? — Gisela Vigil	Is it only in December under mistletoe and vine that we host a celebration feast at table, drink the wine? Pick up phone and make the calls, send...	151 views Rate it
Yesterdays Mascara — Robin Loving	Yesterday's mascara did little to disguise The world of love and loss and grief You hide behind your eyes. And when you woke this morning To a smudge...	151 views Rate it
The Cage Within — Kishore Deshpande	The Cage Within I was jailed for a very long time I passed my days by remembering Brilliant views of the sky when I was free to fly Or by revisiting...	133 views Rate it
The Beauty That Surrounds Us — Susan Mayer Brumel	When our world is cast in shadows, and we’re feeling challenged by the failings of the flesh, we can take in the quiet beauty that surrounds us,...	122 views Rate it
The Beginnings Of Endings — Anna M Molton	This is the beginning of endings. Ending the hollering, the complaining. The back stabbing, the hating. Ending the costliness of aiming at others'...	108 views Rate it
Melissa — Francelle Ortega	Melissa is a teenager Who's good in martial arts To defend those who are in danger That's where the fighting starts She's 25 years old that time ...	91 views Rate it
Out of the Ash — Robin Loving	My mother is ash Her whole life in the trash But her spirit refuses to burn. I'm like my mother We are larger than life And our spirits Won't fit...	88 views Rate it
Zeus Gets Lazy Too — Je Woo Han	So he got the Cyclops to forge him a new zapper The Electric Tennis Racket The Catch-All Bug Annihilator Dispense divine judgment in one fell sweep ...	67 views Rate it
Dear Grandma — John W. May	Dear grandma, I could see you were just as stunned as I When drifting its Body traversed our sky: Noiseless, Black, Slow, it moved right overhead ...	66 views Rate it
Singularity — Nathaniel Hackey	You are a light In the darkest places of my mind Relativity is only perception Yet your love always freezes time Be the strong hand to lift me up ...	64 views Rate it
My Shadow, My Friend — Ammie-Marie Littke	My shadow follows me She has a life of her own Walking along, behind, and beside Wherever I go She was born the same instant The same moment I...	55 views Rate it
Dejection — Rabana Akhtar	The moon is sad and so am I My heart is wretched which can't I deny I peek through the window in the dark doomed holt And then at my heart that all...	46 views Rate it
The Child as Son Becoming Father of the Man — Karl Constantine FOLKES	PRELUDE: THE EARTHLY DOMAIN OF MAN From the Lake District poet Wordsworth’s “Father of the Man,” to the universal Father of...	1,162 views Rate it
Por Tanto — Roberto Suárez Torres	Lo que luce mate si te habla, pa lo que cuenta y su variedad, con chuso presentado ante un espejo esclavo de su estilo, tiras de la vida que...	716 views Rate it
Schroedinger’s Cat and Quantum Indeterminacy — Karl Constantine FOLKES	‘Schroedinger’s Cat’ and Quantum Relativity. Thought experiment. Both in superposition. An imaginary state. The mind’s behavior. On the nature of...	649 views Rate it
The Oaks of Midland's Valley — Gregory Baranoff	The Oaks of Midland’s Valley Dedicated to Paul and Louise Squibb, Ben and Kay Rich and Carl and Kathy Munger ...	548 views Rate it
The Rocking Chair — Betsy Wokersien Stephens	She gathers her thoughts as she rocks in the chair And stares out the window into the thin air Alone with the memories that dance in her mind The old...	453 views Rate it
10 feet tall — Deborah Caporale	When I was young, I knew it all, I lived like I was 10 feet tall, No one could ever tell me how, If I knew then what I know now, I'd shut my mouth and...	391 views Rate it
HEY BARD! — Vincent Lamo	Darkness grapples And reluctantly awakens to the rise of the radiant sun, Which slowly covers its world with brilliance. Wheels begin to turn, feet...	380 views Rate it
His Final Call — Sherrie Ann Benedict	World, our kids are starving Many with no place to sleep Millions with no families, left orphaned Cold, hopeless; Alone on the...	365 views Rate it
Our Redeeming God of Grace — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Our Redeeming God is director of our lives, giving us choices at every single moment, serving as Sanctifier. Our Redeeming God, for special use...	359 views Rate it