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Phenomenal Woman — Joseph O. Edwards	Phenomenal woman, Indeed! The universe says you are; Without glitz or fanfare attached You were, born a true star. Humility and unemblazoned poise,...	342 views Rate it
Referential — Vadim Kagan	Admitting that the good guys lost The third, the second and the first Hopped on the last train to the coast To go a thousand miles And all the lovely...	340 views Rate it
I won't be home for Christmas — J.D. Mags	I won’t be home for Christmas, just say a prayer for me, that this thousand miles between us, will not forever be. No gleaming frosty winter, no...	337 views Rate it
Perfection Needs No Mending — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Wholeness is our goal, not striving for perfection; which is the divine. Wholeness for our fulfillment; for our earthly completion. As Saint Paul...	331 views Rate it
Our Inherent Uniqueness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Each of us is a piece of time; measured out to all eternity. And no piece; no matter the cut or slice, is any larger or smaller in its entirety than...	319 views Rate it
The Power of Words — Gelene Beverly (PathofStars)	It's only words and that is all, None could cause someone's downfall. So allow me to give you a short lesson First are words that are full of...	261 views Rate it
Friendship — Phil Perry	Friendship by Phil Perry Know the way to always be there. With a hand to carry them through despair As allowing a strong shoulder to which to cry ...	249 views Rate it
Second Wave — Zandra	Did you call the doctor? She asks. I went for a walk with my only friend here And I even found a feather, A tiny one, black and...	220 views Rate it
One Life. — Diane Hull	A time for reflection; A time to move on. The old year has finished, A near year's begun. A fresh page has opened, The slate is wiped...	204 views Rate it
Quandale Dingle — Ligma	Hey guys quandale dingle here (GOOFY AHAH LAUGH) I just ate my dog who was biting my ball sack. So I pulled a old wild yeller on that...	186 views Rate it
Love and Freedom — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	A word is just a word without a story. A story is just a story without a vision. A vision is just a vision without a feeling. When you have: ...	170 views Rate it
Two-Thirds of My Dad’s Ashes — Ronn Huff	I scattered two-thirds of my dad’s ashes today A still June day Just into the woods Over a rocky ledge on the slope of a bluff in Monteagle, Tennessee ...	146 views Rate it
Entanglement of Victim’s Web — Gisela vigil	Go far thee, Guilt. I want to not know you, sense you, nor hear the clattering of your chains that hug my ankles, ladening my steps. ...	142 views Rate it
Lonesome Road — Douglas Gillert	Down a long and lonesome road My mind will always go. As time slips forth relentlessly There too my spirit flows. From when I was a child Until...	136 views Rate it
Unintelligible — Joe Strickland	You are the dialect I strive to understand, But your words trip up My tongue, Stumbling like a newborn fawn. I rehearse and repeat Morning, noon,...	133 views Rate it
The Desired Feelings — Emma Stocks	Joy to sweet sorrow From passion to great emotion The fire belongs to those who oppose The feelings are just too much The most who know the passion...	131 views Rate it
WOMANKIND — Karl Constantine FOLKES	What is it that makes women so special Or, even to some men, so ‘dangerous;’ Men, insecure in their own masculinity, Aghast, when secure women succeed;...	130 views Rate it
Teril, Love Knows No Greater Kindness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Temperance is yours. Eye of patient watchfulness. Ready to uplift others. Incline them to their self-worth. Love knows no greater...	128 views Rate it
Tomorrow: A Day Too Late — Linda Yoest	No more to see the sunrise or watch the raging sea. Tomorrow isn’t promised, to either you or me. No more to hear the laughter of children as they...	125 views Rate it
My Cat — Robin Loving	When all is said and all is done I always turn to that furry one Who's been with me through all the years Of lonely nights and unshod tears. He's...	122 views Rate it
Picture This — Katrina R Lippolis	Imagine... You're in love with me What had you fallen for? At what moment did you know? For me... I felt your soul entwine with mine the moment...	122 views Rate it
CRIED — Kat Blanchard	I cried myself to sleep last night, And you were on my mind. You brought such joy into my life, And left such pain behind. You showed me how to...	116 views Rate it
Not Meant To Be Forever — Annalise Trubador	I'm not meant to be forever, But for times of need, only meant to plant a sowing seed, The ones I love they come and go, Like a spring that pass with...	114 views Rate it
Narcissus — John W. May	There came to view a gleaming lake Which beckoned him to take a drink, But beauty seized the thirsty lad As there he bent above its brink ... A...	113 views Rate it
Barriers — Susanna Elliott-Newth	We interact with space in peculiar ways. We run, dance and do somersaults when we play. We can’t see the barriers that divide our world, but that’s...	112 views Rate it

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