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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
The gift to be a human — Leonid Rozumenko	Two things are often pretty rude For cultural embrace, - It’s common truth and common nude In the improper...	43 views Rate it
My gorgeous Queen — Leonid Rozumenko	Like pirates symbol – “brigantine“ Has taste for alife and dead, – Love is the same as a guillotine – Both take off someone’s...	43 views Rate it
The Way of TAO is The Way of Spirit — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I think of TAO. Its essence leaves me awestruck. The WAY of...	42 views Rate it
Your turn — Kevin Dineen	Your Turn As I walked a fiery Autumn road, I all but missed the maples bleeding red, Willows weeping leaves now tinged and...	42 views Rate it
Poesy — Peter Heavenheld	In hours of doubt or ennui It is to poetry I turn, I turn to it and burn and yearn, ‘Till phoenix-like, I’m born anew. How can the lace of words...	42 views Rate it
The Fire — Vanessa Reed	The fire started like a dying rose, petals falling effortlessly to the ground. Within each rose was a flame to be burned, the thought of you made the fire...	42 views Rate it
Life's Questions — Henry Stewart	When I leave this life, what void remains yearning, To be filled by compassion and friendship burning? Is there a difference in someone forlorn and...	42 views Rate it
Life's eggroll — Sadie Ann Reck	Humans are like the shell of an egg roll. We are crisp with youthfulness and bursting with such juicy flavors of personality, yet when we are consumed by...	41 views Rate it
Tabarakallah — Abba Yusif	TABARAKALLAH Oh, my feeble fragile being! Oh! God of seven heavens, Coal-black veil of nights, Golden-lit yellowish sun Whose pale skin...	41 views Rate it
Sophia — Esther Allen	I sing my song of love To both the raven and the dove My children are at war. As they’ve done this all before. Rebellious children of love...	41 views Rate it
Like a wonderful woman — Leonid Rozumenko	If you could deliver a beautiful thought – The consequence never is new: The beautiful woman has a separate float And wouldn’t belong just to...	41 views Rate it
Garden — Berxiton	Garden of lilies air filled with poisonous scent a sky of compassion rains on our parade soaking wet bodies of ours so close with one gentle...	39 views Rate it
Eclipse — Jenni Perkins	What if the moon and sun are as twin flame lovers One always chasing the other Rarely catching one another Always missing each other. Every so...	39 views Rate it
Master's of War — Deborah Burris-Kitchen	Masters of War I. Come, architects of agony, weavers of pain Crafters of guns, where innocence is slain. Your death planes soar, a symphony of...	39 views Rate it
January Dry — Patrick T Campbell	Take a month off from what you're doing, Sing songs and step out of the stewing. A minute of change makes it one hour, The dryness of days makes a...	39 views Rate it
Mother — Darshan Jay Mistry	I love my mother And she really loves me In times of hardship She is always there for me I love my mother She gives the warmest hugs And she...	38 views Rate it
The Shelter Stove — Mija	It came equipped with a built-in fan and overhead light Majestic in chrome and blacked out in its mite Chrome plated and child proofed to boot This...	38 views Rate it
Poema del amor confuso — Juan de Marcos	Señorita, podría yo callármelo pero no puedo! Te amo muy enormemente, estoy adicto a ti, solo Dios lo sabe. Pero, sentir tu rechazo es como sentir que...	38 views Rate it
Clash of Clans Haiku — Alex Smith	Newly found island Appears intriguing at first Will be forgotten A vast, endless sea I wonder what is across Answer disappoints Scenery changes ...	38 views Rate it
The fun needs more than stillness — Leonid Rozumenko	The fun needs more than stillness And fact can’t make you vexed, - Life is the lethal illness Transmitted through the...	38 views Rate it
Divine Dusk — Sandeep Kumar Mishra	The pale elderly sun looking back through the holes of warm mountainous gap toward his legacy which he owned and enjoyed in his nubile...	38 views Rate it
Unnamed — Astghick Moradkhanians	One of most precious gift of All for us ; love of good God !shown through million Stars in the solar system; which gaves energy along with organic life to...	37 views Rate it
Riddle — Berxiton	As warm as it gets we strive for survival no, I'm not your rival my water is yours the sweat or the tears it doesn't matter our life is an utter...	37 views Rate it
Moments Not Yet Known — Deborah Burris-Kitchen	Moments Not Yet Known From the vent of the smoldering volcano, embers glow Lava weaves a tapestry of secrets, long ago Your presence, so remote, yet...	37 views Rate it