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Why — Anne Brady	A child is living with a family and wonders how long she will stay. Will it be a week or a month before she’s pulled away? She wonders what it would be...	11 views Rate it
Life of confusion — Kavya setia	So confused Even can't refused, In my mind, There's no one kind. Everyone says , There's happiness inside, Don't know have to choose which side. Always...	11 views Rate it
OUR KIDS IN STRESS — Hirendra Kumar Meher	My child in stress! Your child in stress! Every child in stress! In the present scenario of mess, That hanging, I know not how to...	11 views Rate it
Yoke — Sean Taylor	(It is said that children who have been abused have a greater likelihood of becoming abusers...	11 views Rate it
Arithmetic teacher! — GIDRAF MWANGI	Rants and rumbles numerals Rounds circles overlapping Reads instructions un-understandably Rank teacher...	11 views Rate it
In my mind — Leo Long	In my mind I see them, children of the land, Black as darkest Africa, standing with an outstretched hand. I see their stomach’s bloated, signs of despair,...	11 views Rate it
They(stereotypical society) — Purbasa Maharana	When a child takes its first breath in this world, A breeze of happiness flows in the household, The birth of a new born emerge as an unforgettable...	11 views Rate it
Sunlight — Seema Tabassum	Amazed by the Bell I rang the doorbell To realize I was changing into a lizard One that crawls in homes And Loves Her...	11 views Rate it
When the wind blows — philip lacey	Not one word was spoken as we stood face to face Two hearts have been broken a friendship laid to waste At one time we were lovers sharing our hopes and...	11 views Rate it
Insults — Lawrence S. Pertillar	No longer am I, Among the ones to tell others... What to kiss and where to go. No! I use that energy, For other things these...	11 views Rate it
Spoken Word of Memories — Poetic ER	Doing everything on your own isn't a task. It's a fight, a struggle, and a chaotic mess. I remember after my surgery you didn't care to help with your...	11 views Rate it
Springtime ! — TommyD	Springtime ! What a glorious time , of the year we are in A beginning of hope , a new season...	11 views Rate it
The Missouri Mules — Chauncey R. Piety	Missouri mules are sturdy, Missouri mules are strong, And by their grit and valor they win our grateful song; And if you choose the black mules or bay...	11 views Rate it
Plastic Bag — Susan Jackson	I am a little plastic bag, Flying in the air so free. Then a car comes driving by, And drags me down the street. What did I do to deserve this horror, I...	11 views Rate it
Faeries (tanka) — lauren_catherine	Beneath willow tree at dusk brings mirth and folk song winged silhouettes dance through the night and so on, close lilac lids and play...	11 views Rate it
A Mother's Wisdom — Angela Lorine Smith	Mother you live so vigorously You are so strong to me You accomplish so many things And taught so many people Young and old, how to live...	11 views Rate it
When Heidi was little — When Heidi was little	Heidi was little she was little bit shy.she laugh and plAy with her friends.Then fall in love with Nate a young man take me to prom I used think about her...	11 views Rate it
Wonder — Mary E. McDonald	I look into your eyes and wonder what you see… In you ….I see wonder, I see innocence ….confusion and fear I see complete honesty…. I see a...	11 views Rate it
For all of its children — Mark cloutier	It washes it all away In the light of day To then to be hung out To dry by the heat Of the light it incites It is an emotion that lures Its creatures to...	11 views Rate it
Life in disguise — Brown Sketchys	We are defined by our choices, Not trying to give life a chance. Rushing to make it big without any effort But blaming others when it turns bad. Life...	11 views Rate it
A Dream. — William Cullen Bryant	I had a dream, a strange, wild dream, Said a dear voice at early light; And even yet its shadows seem To linger in my waking sight. Earth, green with...	11 views Rate it
Goin' Home To-Day. — Will Carleton	My business on the jury's done--the quibblin' all is through-- I've watched the lawyers right and left, and give my verdict true; I stuck so long unto my...	11 views Rate it
A Plea For Our Northern Winters. — Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon	"Oh, Earth, where is the mantle of pleasant emerald dye That robed thee in sweet summer-time, and gladdened heart and eye, Adorned with blooming roses,...	11 views Rate it
For My Friend Mrs. R. — Mary Ann H T Bigelow	When writing to you, friend, a subject I'd find In which there's both pleasure and profit combined, And though what I've chosen may pain in review, Yet...	11 views Rate it
Anno aetatis 17. On the Death of a fair Infant dying of a Cough. — John Milton	I O fairest flower no sooner blown but blasted, Soft silken Primrose fading timelesslie, Summers chief honour if thou hadst outlasted Bleak winters...	11 views Rate it