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My last and final breath — Serenity Mondy	Sometimes I give up Sometimes I don't Sometimes I run Sometimes I won't Somebody help me I'm walking past the street Oh no A car's coming I'm facing...	13 views Rate it
April 19, 1995 — Robert Rowe	Frail shadow stilled in time amidst the dust, Her silent form from earth's embrace I trust. Just now past the point where I can revive The burden I...	13 views Rate it
Broken — Cameron Hardenburg	How do I break? One by one, flesh and bone, Within this dream that cannot wake, Even in company, I remain alone. Then, should I live for...	13 views Rate it
Survivor — Arman Hoque	Survivor I know you’re wracked and feeling guilty; That you survived, while my sickness killed me. Yet think instead to happier moments that thrilled...	13 views Rate it
Poem to Heaven — Lazar kraskov	I've lost myself this I know is true. I've lost my way mourning you. Day after day time passes by. Holding back my tears knowing I want to cry. Waves...	13 views Rate it
I Still See You — Sadia Munawar	I still see you in every sunset In the forest of dreams at midnight Though you left me all alone and upset Longing to attain your love light I...	13 views Rate it
Picnic Basket — Richard Groff	Don’t be troubled little flock The shepherd’s on his way He’s come to take you from the pen He’ll feed you well today His rod and staff they comfort...	13 views Rate it
the last man on earth — Adam cali	(In 3035) A virus came to earth and killed everyone everyone but Adam cuz he got to a bunker and survived he went to his house on his birthday ...	13 views Rate it
The Extinct Of Life — Sharry Monks	Seeing the progress of the applied Strict sense of science, The goosebumps all over the nations, Man's nature being whacked, The holiness of the...	13 views Rate it
Strong Legs — Mark Spencer	A man believed his legs were strong, They'd carried him this far. Through difficulties, great and small, That left nary a...	13 views Rate it
My Heart is Wounded — Melody Moreno-Vazquez	My heart is wounded, my soul is Displaced. These are not tears.... but blood Running down my face. You are possessed with a spirit of Destruction. I try...	13 views Rate it
That's Right I'm The Daughter Of An Addict — Evonna Dotson	As I went away, You wasted another day. I guess I wasn't as important As you used to...	13 views Rate it
Oh So Human — Kevin Larz	Dark shadows on the wall Creep, creep, creeping, all The way 'Cross my bedside...	13 views Rate it
Someone Else has died — Oslando Desouza Jr	Covid strikes its lethal curse faster than a five line verse Worried, stressed, nowhere to hide The News is relentless Someone Else has...	13 views Rate it
Without Absolution — JESUS BETANCOURT	Everyday souls are migrating to heaven Some are sinners trying to breach the gate Denied entry never prayed to be forgiven In the end it's too...	13 views Rate it
Icarus By thailee sy — thailee sy	Icarus By thailee sy Here is what they don't tell you: Icarus laughed as he fell. Threw his head back and yelled into the winds, arms spread...	13 views Rate it
A Child's Farewell — Gerardus N. Vriend	Thijis Nicolaas Truex Jorgensen February 22, 2005 - April 11,...	13 views Rate it
A Murder of Pride — Earle Francis Brown	Tis that day I died; A death to childish pride. The truth, my adversaries’ words, Stood alone; An island with neighbors afar. I argued feverishly my...	13 views Rate it
Victory? — Snodeel	Moving silently down shadowed halls the darkness hinders not at all. Pushing softly on each passing door then returning to the one before. This one had...	13 views Rate it
D.A.W. — Ralph Wilkins	With memories that bring tears to my heart. With memories that bring pain to my soul. I try to find my way out of the darkness of sorrow. Deborah's...	13 views Rate it
BBC News at Ten — Rana Askari	I see it. Something ominous diffusing in the air. Like death demolishing the heroism of a young soldier in a foreign country- fighting foreign...	13 views Rate it
The World Should Have Known — Demetric Devon Lancaster	I was never designed to be perfect, There was only one to ever walk the Earth’s surface. Great a man he was, Great in all His majesty and love. Only a...	13 views Rate it
Playful Games of War — yopdop	There are sounds of little boys outside. Laughter and giggles and dances in the rain. As they play in the backyard, They talk of things little boys...	13 views Rate it
Tragically Routine — Lawrence S. Pertillar	The marketing of accepted decadence. Leaving entitlements given, Broadening the meaning of free speech. Today weaponized to defend and keep, Many left...	13 views Rate it
The Corpse Delivers the Eulogy — Sean Taylor	When I was twelve, I would have said something like “I’m afraid to die” or “I haven’t danced” or kissed Or had sex or drank whiskey or fallen in love. ...	13 views Rate it