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The Strident Chant of Freedom — Karl Constantine FOLKES	CHANT OF CHORAL VOICES (Crescendo) “Composers, singers, poets, musicians: Restore us to be whole, you artists. Instill in us sweet...	200 views Rate it
A Day For Humanity — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	Humans are separated, By borders,seas and oceans, By languages,cultures and society, By colour,creed and caste, By poverty,wealth and education, Even...	188 views Rate it
Mercurial Messages in My Lines — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Do not be flustered if you find mercurial messages in my lines. Born under sign of Gemini, at cusp of water and of moon. I am the betwixt and the...	186 views Rate it
My Doe Doe Sweetheart — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A Burmese princess, is she, my “Doe Doe” sweetheart; my partner of life. With maiden name PU, she manifests the DAO; reflecting it as mirror. By...	173 views Rate it
Allure of the Abandoned Place — Laurel M. Lee	See that structure on which green creepers climb? It could have been rather grand at one time. Almost missed it-hidden back in the trees I love this...	173 views Rate it
Shades of Faded Grey — Gisela Vigil	Brushed upon a canvas with only colors, black and white spark images of consequences of actions taken, or not. Would left or right turn on a path ...	149 views Rate it
That Empty Space — Robin Loving	How many pills will it take to replace That once peaceful look, on your face. And how many drinks will fill up that Empty space, in your soul All...	146 views Rate it
Eureka Wisdom — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The sage makes a Eureka. His wisdom is a folly. A Socratic...	146 views Rate it
I am Legion — Brady Bowen	There is darkness in me slithering coiling into circly-shapes and shining inky black and sapphires glinting like the oiled mechanisms of war...	145 views Rate it
He Alone is Without Blemish — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Holding on to the opposites. Body merging with the Spirit. That is the hope for humankind. Ever seeking after wholeness. There came one modeling...	145 views Rate it
My Pen — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	The tongue has the power of life and death The world is not losing color Our view of the world is dimming What is not expressed will be depressed To...	142 views Rate it
70s Teenagers — Tracy Mcfayden	We knew how to be kids in the 70s, Playing outside every day, We made our fun with what we had, Skip rope, pogo stick, stilts even climbing a tree, We had...	139 views Rate it
The Worker — John M. Broadhead	He’d a spark in his eye and a bounce in his stride As he walked down the road with a bag at his side. He was seventeen years on the day he left home To...	136 views Rate it
The Thought of Fixity and Movement — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Transfix yourselves on the thought of fixity and movement. I hope you’re moved by...	135 views Rate it
The Carolean Era of King Charles The Third — Karl Constantine FOLKES	All the world witnessed The coronation of Charles; On the sixth of May. A ceremony In Westminster Abbey. Twenty Twenty Three. By bishops...	135 views Rate it
The Transformative Power of Prayer — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Placing one’s self faithfully day and night entirely in God’s hands Rejoicing in all circumstances, the ‘good’ and even those that hinder At peace...	132 views Rate it
The Morning Fog — Zachary Huneycutt	Sonnet 23 The Morning Fog The early morning fog on autumn days Transports the mind to a mystical place As sunlight seeps through trees like heaven’s...	132 views Rate it
Walks I'll Take No More — Marilyn Senecal Cavanaugh	Sometimes when my heart is restless, And dreaming of far away; I visit amongst my daydreams, With friends of...	128 views Rate it
Timely redeem! — Ishtiyaq	Timely redeem! Err one may, in innocence, But none must, in ignorance. Inadvertent; forgiven is sin, Intentional; none’s forgiven. Until...	128 views Rate it
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Stand Tall — Jesse Pomponio	Hate me or love me I don’t care Ur opinions of me are not the reason I’m here I’ve come to free you from traps that have been placed They feed you lies...	125 views Rate it
Difference of perspective — Aishwarya Tiwari	Dwindling in the dark; I taste the stars, You can't do it in "artificial"... Happiness for me when 'we' together.. Your expenses make own...	125 views Rate it
Ain't it so..... — JESUS BETANCOURT	What's new today will be old tomorrow Everything old can be recycled into something new Every babies step that we follow Are old paths we already...	124 views Rate it
Old Dog — Leslie Kay Lanham	Sweet old dog that I have found By this tree where you are bound Let me take a look around - Your chains I will unwind. Tell me, is it he or she? ...	123 views Rate it
Strategy of Life — Max Levy	The Strategy of Life is the Unthinkable. If imagined, the Impossible may become Possible. The Possible will become Reality, and the Reality will become...	122 views Rate it