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The Invitation to Selborne — Gilbert White	See Selborne spreads her boldest beauties round The varied valley, and the mountain ground, Wildly majestic! what is all the pride Of flats, with loads...	44 views Rate it
Fill The Goblet Again: A Song — George Gordon Lord Byron	Fill the goblet again! for I never before Felt the glow which now gladdens my heart to its core; Let us drink!--who would not?--since, through life's...	44 views Rate it
The Angel In The House. Book II. Canto XI. — Coventry Patmore	Preludes....	44 views Rate it
An April Fool — Alfred Austin	I sallied afield when the bud first swells, And the sun first slanteth hotly, And I came on a yokel in cap and bells, And a suit of saffron...	44 views Rate it
The Way — anonymous3142	In the Night in the Light of the Night the Darkness passed Away They said it just happened one Day And the Fall was over the clouds moved Over ...	43 views Rate it
S-B-S — Joe Strickland	Tiny fingers wrap Around my heart and soul Welcoming my world A new life born into mine A daughter for eternity Pacific blue...	43 views Rate it
In Celebration of 90 Years — Barbara A Cadogan	You are the rock to which we cling When tide would sweep us far, A golden ray of hope you bring, A guiding light you are. A pillar through all of...	43 views Rate it
What’s in life, if Not… — Surajit Mahalanobis	What’s in life, if Not… Resplendent, if that’s the word that ignites the fire in this Festive night of Lights in my heart, gelling, melting, in...	43 views Rate it
LOML — Damien McKnight MD	LOML Love of my life Turn out not to be my wife Once thru the strife Clean as a bean She will at last walk thru and be seen Love of my life ...	43 views Rate it
SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN — CRYSTAL CHANDELIER	If you were to win the lottery, Do you dream of what you would do, Let's make it real and say the amount, Would 35 mill do it for you Would you...	43 views Rate it
My Marine — Rachel Sanchies	My Marine He is both. He is mine. And he is not. His task is dreadful. But noble. And necessary. He returns to me On his leave. I have many...	43 views Rate it
Mary we believe — Lenard Carter	It has been delightful growing old the grandkids are so cute they way they talk the way they walk organising thoughts into tiny chunks character...	43 views Rate it
Living in the Garden — P. S. Nerthroen	Seeds in the garden you never get to see. I live in the garden; the flowers are growing beautifully. Pink and gold roses, marigolds and morning...	43 views Rate it
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE CIRCLE — PHILLIP MCDUFFIE JACKSON	I SEE FROM A DIFFERENT ANGLE EYE MY PRIZE IS YOUR LIES MY PRIDE CARRIES TURPENTINE IT'S HOW YOU INTERPRET LINES. I'M NOT A LINE FOR THE CULTURE I...	43 views Rate it
PEOPLE WITH NO EARS — PEOPLE WITH NO EARS	People with no ears they refuse to hear,even when ultimate danger is near.People forget about the past and who really cared for their need.Blinded by the...	43 views Rate it
Happy Birthday Mom — Nifty Nangor	To the very one that can't be replaced in my life with another She's steady on her lane, doing what is best and obeying orders No long talk yet,you'll...	43 views Rate it
An Elegie. Princesse Katherine Borne, Christened, Buried, I — Richard Lovelace	You, that can haply mixe your joyes with cries, And weave white Ios with black Elegies, Can caroll out a dirge, and in one breath Sing to the tune either...	43 views Rate it
A Girls's Sin - In Her Eyes — Francis Thompson	Cross child! red, and frowning so? 'I, the day just over, Gave a lock of hair to--no! How DARE you say, my...	43 views Rate it
The Revellers — Felicia Dorothea Hemans	Ring, joyous chords!-ring out again! A swifter still, and a wilder strain! They are here-the fair face and the careless heart, And stars shall wane ere...	43 views Rate it
Compensations — Ella Wheeler Wilcox	I:...	43 views Rate it
Caesar Redivivus — Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis	In the olive groves of Italy Men minds are all aflame; For the war-lust spreads thro' Italy, Where war-lords call the game. And they dream of Roman...	43 views Rate it
The Undying One- Canto III — Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton	'THERE is a sound the autumn wind doth make Howling and moaning, listlessly and low: Methinks that to a heart that ought to break All the earth's...	43 views Rate it
Oíche Shamhna — John Joseph Sheehy MacSheehy	Oíche Shamhna John Joseph Sheehy The night of the dead, halloween, the banshee cries. A Scottish piper, known as the great Archie, was hired to play...	42 views Rate it
My Mentally Unstable Classmate —	I have a classmate His name Finn (He doesn't actually have Down Syndrome, but insist that he does.) I saw him at the local Plaid Pantry (was it...	42 views Rate it
The Christmas cake — Balvin	It’s getting colder, Christmas is knocking My heart blissful, thoughts are provoking Telling my baker for our friendship sake Put magic potion when...	42 views Rate it

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