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Amor no correspondido. — Juliana Rojas	A veces suelo sentarme en casa mirar al techo y pensar en vos, no sé cada cuanto suelo repetir esa acción que de una me manda a escuchar tu voz, a veces...	1 view Rate it
Amore Immortale — Shayan Das	See, I may write a thousand rhymes With my lyrical tranquil art, And weave thy name on threads of time To melt thy ardent heart. To please...	20 views Rate it
An Artist — Shokhrukh Usmonov	It’s midnight – Outside, autumn shivers. Inside, inspiration is wide awake. Burning and urgent, facing the easel – A gaunt old artist, as thin as a...	11 views Rate it
An Artist's Love — Storyteller	Oh, to have an artist be in love with you. To have an author be in love with you, seeing a person like you in a book of theirs. They write your story...	3 views Rate it
An Ego That Wouldn’t Relent — Oscar Auliq-Ice	Once I walked with head held high, Convinced I knew what life meant, I held fast to all my beliefs, With an ego that wouldn't relent. But then came...	0 views Rate it
An Empty September — Shireen Shakeel	I dream of a September; Filled with crunch of leaves, smell of rain. Warm raindrops on your face, puddles all around us; Wet fluffs, foggy skies,...	0 views Rate it
An Excerpt from Archibald Lampman…Snow — Wayne Blair	White are the far-off plains, and white The fading forests grow; The wind dies out along the height, And denser still the snow, A gathering weight on...	7 views Rate it
An Exotic Poem For An Insipid Wasteland — Christopher Soden	I've shook hands with demons, devils, some dancing with deconstruction/ Disruptive displays of death and delineate decombustion/ Discussions are deeply...	111 views Rate it
An Honest Creature — Leonid Rozumenko	Greeks showed the world a feature Which could be someone’s slogan, - It is an honest creature And pretty central...	27 views Rate it
An Indescribable Mid-Autumn Night — William He	An Indescribable Mid-Autumn Night By William He In multi-warped time, Proteus strolling in a differently shaped bay. Wave-particle duality, Stories...	151 views Rate it
An Insipid Poem For An Exotic Wasteland — Christopher Soden	I've shook hands with demons, devils, some dancing with deconstruction/ Disruptive displays of death and delineate decombustion/ Discussions are deeply...	2 views Rate it
An Instrument That I Used to Play — Owen Brasi	I remember the feeling like yesterday, When the deepest hatred began, All talk no show, all lust no glow, I guess you can call me a man. I’d rather...	8 views Rate it
AN INTRODUCTION TO POETRY — Jason Taopo	Just another poetry You might just say The words may sound so silly And it can never make your...	13 views Rate it
An ode of love — Shane Malema	In the dead of night you became a chandelier, that made me blind to darkness. It was then that I knew, you were the finest poetry of God. Like clay in...	0 views Rate it
an ode to beauty — azdi404	my 55 years roaming this earth I’ve known women every so often, but never committed forever to anyone. because I never expressed none asked so...	3 views Rate it
An Offering to a Goddess — Sheala McWilliams	In thine eyes is peace Burdened with solitude In thine smile is joy Muddled by loss How many things are tinged with grief? How much is hidden by...	20 views Rate it
An Unseen Future — Cory Fitzer	At times I wish I could see, the future which hides for me, all this effort, yes all this stress, I just want, what is best, I sit here, and all I see,...	7 views Rate it
An Unsent Letter and an Unanswered Question — Kaushik Ghosh	Lazy Sunday afternoon, Sitting in my balcony Counting on my joyous times Smiling on my agony. Scattered papers on my desk - Some new, some old...	15 views Rate it
Anathema..? — Insha Rahman	A Burly Beelzebub, Fell for a charmingly naïve soul, Got Anathematize!.. Metamorphosed herself into a Serpent, Epidermis began sloughing. ...	0 views Rate it
And Love Rushed Through the Door — Cas Wilson	I bet you're hard to get over And that the little glass dots in your eyes Are broken puzzle pieces of past amours Trapped in their own perfect worlds....	8 views Rate it
And So It May Rain — George O'Connor	And so it may rain this day we meet Might even snow and turn to sleet But my endless tears and chilled cold heart Each day that passes and we're apart...	15 views Rate it
And what now — Virg	There’s a feeling in my gut and a lump in my throat There’s no healing of this cut no mending the bump in the road We live now as such, without ending...	9 views Rate it
And What Then? — Kaiya Michelle Hamilton	And What Then? And what then if I could not cease the thought of you when my fantasies do freely fly? Regardless of life's daily tasks, your face...	11 views Rate it
Anemone — K.G.	Let me paint you a picture: The anemone in the bustling garden. Surrounded and guarded. There was a time, long ago, when the Anemone was careless,...	44 views Rate it
Anew — Payton Hayes	The world has turned grey in your absence and feels as if I will remain blind to all of its brilliant hues for as long as we’re required to be apart—for...	2 views Rate it