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Dear childhood friend, — LArbelaez	Dear childhood friend, remember how we used to play, why did it have to end? I miss the days spent in our treehouse, the way we carelessly lay, ...	12 views Rate it
Poor Child — NEW JAX CITY✍	Poor child, I pray for you, You do not want to be there, Parents are hurting everywhere, Poor child you cry; you cry, You scream, Sadly no one...	12 views Rate it
Loving memories — Deidre L Gariti	Some of my favorite memories are with you and the children. Fishing and camping as well as traveling to so many places and living in different states. ...	12 views Rate it
It becomes a memory — Mary Magdalina	The flowers bloom and another day passes, summer comes again. I walk and walk without a destination because, eventually there is an...	12 views Rate it
Echoless Darkness — Justine Martindale	God went to bless me Only to depress me Thought my prayers would be vibrant But my answers answered in silence My heart should be brim Instead it feels...	12 views Rate it
October pumpkins — Andrew Wood	OCTOBER PUMPKINS By ANDREW WOOD 6th grade Carly Riley Kilgore Middle School OCTOBER comes and starts the test as pumpkins head to the patch to...	12 views Rate it
A tragic dance of life — Jacques NZUZI LUZAYISU	Rocking chair, Rocking chair! Where I can contemplate nature, When all my senses are...	12 views Rate it
WHY ME? — Yvonne ugarte rodriguez	When I ink about myself I hate myself why me what have I done so bad in my life that I lost my son and he won't forgive me for the past I've learned to...	12 views Rate it
Candy Crush game — lauryfriese	In the realm of sweet confections, a game unfolds, Where colors and candies intertwine, stories untold. A world of sugar-coated dreams, vibrant and...	12 views Rate it
Abomination Now Exposed — Christen Kuikoua	Love they spout, love they falsely declare, Yet their eyes betray a darkness, a glare. A cocktail of hatred, lust, and envy, Craving what's not theirs,...	12 views Rate it
MANTRA — Nicodemus	Here’s what I always say: No dad is better than a bad dad. If you have no dad, There are other people to fill the role. There are others there to...	12 views Rate it
The Elephants lullaby — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Hush cloudy elephant Play in the sky I see you running And feel how you try To tell us you're ok That God is nearby And the stars shine so happily ...	12 views Rate it
Raised — Joe McLaughlin	Raised Raised on the wings of angels, Never learning to fly. Taught to fear the unknown, And not to ask why. Strong back and blistered hands, ...	12 views Rate it
Innocence Gone — Joe McLaughlin	The innocence of a child, The most precious of all Gods gifts. Something each of us once possessed, But with time has gone adrift. The smartest...	12 views Rate it
Beat, Little Heart — Chris Gullmans	Beat, little heart, your daddy's got you safe and sound, Let my arms be your fortress and your rock solid ground, That you may look upon the world not...	12 views Rate it
The Disciplinarian — Lawrence S. Pertillar	It's not unusual. Uncommon. Or today to think of as rare. Often it was the eldest child, Growing up to be despised... For dispensing discipline, ...	12 views Rate it
Children — Joe Strickland	The way we present ourselves To the world Says a lot about who we are And what we're capable of. We often put on a façade To impress others Or...	12 views Rate it
The Red White and Blue — Gina Louise Roth	Once a baby so precious and small I knew this child had it all Then a 5 year old so strong and wise It all showed in his big Brown eyes Now a teen...	12 views Rate it
WHO IS THE TEACHER? — mad hippie poet	Who is the teacher, and who is the preacher? Who is one, if not both, with the lesson inside of the seasons to be taught and bought? I am willing to learn...	12 views Rate it
Watching the World Burn — Grayson Faircloth	You always wanted It was never enough All the things you had All the things you took All the things you were given It was never enough There was...	12 views Rate it
Across State lines Crush. — Ronald Allen	I thought this over a thousand times before I sent this out. Even if I don’t get my wish I’m happy God made you. I’m not crazy for love until I seen...	12 views Rate it
High School — Sydney Stoermer	Run away Run away That’s what I tell myself To keep it all away All we care about is material wealth All my insecurities on display Trying to...	12 views Rate it
Games and Fun — Carson Santchi	Life is all just fun and games, for what else holds such meaning as competition. It’s meant to bring joy, by myself or with others. This fun is in my...	12 views Rate it
Reasons why I love you — Samantha dettor	You’re the only girl I need in my life, That’s why I want you to be my wife. Laying here...	12 views Rate it
Does jail have a number — Rhonda Westerman	Don't remember the all the...	12 views Rate it