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For My Mother Whom I Can't Touch — Rechelle Elizabeth DeMoss	When I watch you Through those crying eyes Knowing I can't hold you Or when I hear your voice On the other end of the line Knowing you are so near ...	112 views Rate it
Nubian, Beautimous — Kaiya Michelle Hamilton	Nubian, Beautimous Beautiful feet from heel to toe, traveled light years through historical roads. Skin as brazen as a coconut tree inner...	108 views Rate it
Identity crisis — Sara Tolliday	If you’re the moon, Then I’m the tide. Roaring and raging with your pull Slowing and swaying with your release I remain still before the storm ...	106 views Rate it
Bobbi — Robin Loving	When knights wore white satin And courts had Crimson Kings We'd dance with the Jesters And laugh at the Queens. We loved tempting fate then ...	98 views Rate it
Forever Dye For The Puppet Show — Adam Roachford	Curtains reveal the plane by golden ball The puppet strings sway harmoniously to the furious winds Etched onto the varnished mahogany cell A new coat...	92 views Rate it
PTSD Valentine's Day — Kenya Stephens	Roses are red, Violets are blue. I'd do anything to not think of you. You haunt my dreams, tell me lies. All the screams, it's just a dream is what...	88 views Rate it
Take My Mind To A Quiet Place — Take my mind to a quiet place	Please take my mind to a quiet place Where there is no pain no hurried pace And let me rest there for a while Before I travel my next mile. And when...	80 views Rate it
A Name's Power — William Langley	It’s said a rose by other name Would still have fragrance fair. The sign may change, but still the same The substance still is there. But time...	78 views Rate it
Death Pain and Hate — Nathaniel Hackey	I hold my breath For moments that never happen Just to see if I turn blue Cause if I'm not breathing I don't feel... I won't have to think of you ...	76 views Rate it
Walking the Razor's Edge — Cameron Hardenburg	With a blade, I cut my ravaged skin, The only sting that feels good to me. I see them try, but I do not let them In. For it is alone in the dark I'd...	76 views Rate it
'Me' — Robin Loving	'Me' In this forum of poetry, I don't think I'm all alone. Driven by thoughts and bursts from the soul, To create that one 'perfect' poem. Well, I...	70 views Rate it
Once I Was a Hardened Soldier — Nathaniel Hackey	Imagine a grey world Where it only rains ash The clouds are black And the ground is like powder The winds stir up an aftermath Of victory and of...	70 views Rate it
The DAO of Fixity and Movement — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Fixity and movement are akin to time and space; energy kinetic and potential. Now resting, now acting, The coupling of time and space, in infinite...	63 views Rate it
Cupid — Gina Madeya	Cupid Between fantasy and entropy Another world slips into view And I’d hold that space forever For the chance to be with you. But Cupid only...	61 views Rate it
Forgive and Forget? — Nathaniel Hackey	Living in a memory They say Is not how to live I need to let go Forgive and Forget But at these heights The fall from letting go Would...	60 views Rate it
- Cornered - Tears Of A Woman — Enock Makasi	Cornered The most mysterious creatures in the world, a creature which is hard to resist but easy to manipulate, well, that is what men see in us as “...	59 views Rate it
Black and White — STAAR AARTS	Ten years worth of memories All down the drain My feelings are something You can't really explain I didn't know We'd go our separate ways I was...	56 views Rate it
Sometimes — Nathaniel Hackey	Sometimes I remember Others I want to forget But it's that struggle That helps it live on It happens more than I'd like to admit Sometimes I...	52 views Rate it
Love, The Dove — Airene Guha	I nurtured a dove Whom I named love For quite a while She was a selenophile Love gazed at the moon As it made her swoon Her gorgeous ruffles shone...	46 views Rate it
Ghost — Michelle Brillhart	I’ve never and always been alone surrounded and abandoned all at once Silently screaming at the angels and demons upon my shoulder. Once in a...	44 views Rate it
Humility in Success — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Success can be a lovely thing, if you make it your servant; and not your own master. So make it serve you, by your humility; not you serve it, by...	39 views Rate it
Iris — Ammie-Marie Littke	My portraits of the past remind me of all I have lost. How cruel this world is once you have given everything, and have nothing left to comfort...	35 views Rate it
The Tao of Wholeness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	There can be no way but The Way of the Tao. He who knows Tao, no longer has need to search; for he has found completion. Completion unites the...	32 views Rate it
The others — Alissa Hawley	Yelling, screaming, the insults never stop, you're not strong, not worthy at all. Constantly they talk. I try and try again to build a wall, but the...	22 views Rate it
The Blade — Gisela Vigil	You’d think after years in the making, the fury would somehow then fade. But anger’s a potent emotion that cuts like a double-edge blade. You’ve...	21 views Rate it