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Simple Life — Perpetua Aperocho	Up the hills Tiny houses has been build for smaller group Of families to live. The shades of darkness at night blanketed The skies goodnight. I admired...	26 views Rate it
Your Kiss — Nikhil Parekh	Your Kiss; was like sensuous droplets of fresh rain water; magnificently caressing the petals of the majestically blossoming...	26 views Rate it
OUR CHILDREN — HARIPRIYA P P	Our Children Our children. Yes, they are our children. Not only mine, yours or theirs. They are our lovable little ones. Your child, my child,...	26 views Rate it
Challenges — Robert A Francis	At all time periods in a man’s life he must face challenges. Some challenges may be small and seem meaningless, Such as learning to ride a bike or tying...	26 views Rate it
Identical Twin Acrostic Poem — Lorelei Gerlach	In sweet ways the story blooms, Dense love, they cannot break through. Elliana, my sister, it's with kindness that I say: Nothing is going to get in...	26 views Rate it
The Stabilizer (from the cycle: ATROCIDAT The City of the Tormentor) — Ralf M. de Pénnet	The Stabilizer (from the cycle: ATROCIDAT The City of the Tormentor) The soft umbrella of dusk helmed gracious gloom over Atrocidat. Nothing could...	26 views Rate it
A Man from Wichita — Ax.Barajas	I once met a man from Wichita. While driving down the country road. Not knowing what time it was I was driving for hours. Felt the beating...	26 views Rate it
beach — Kaleigh	Hear the waves crashing against the shore, whistling winds blowing more and more, hot summer sun shining on me, so hurry up so I can play with something...	26 views Rate it
Only Survivor — Sean Lee	I was a little girl waiting to hug my angel, you deprived me of the light, air and love, carving my lungs, nose and heart, couldn’t enjoy the life...	26 views Rate it
You didn't — Shonda Stafford	You was so close I could touch you but yet so far away! You was Right there and I didn't see you; they hid you well! You was there in a car so after...	26 views Rate it
Words Do Hurt — Brandi Culotta	"Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" She liked to believe, that someone had good intentions when they made this...	26 views Rate it
In front of the moon, we together... — Sobashi.M.P.Hirushani	If you are near me, I never feel alone… I want to listen and see always Your sweet words and smile You're like a little Rose...	26 views Rate it
Carmonorem — Tensei	Heaven clears its coward clouds crows ascend and ravens caw as a man unfazed and proud greets aloud the Devil's...	26 views Rate it
"...and the food to eat." — Owen McBride	He glanced t’ward the setting sun, took a breath and sighed. Anxiously he settled ‘cross the porch and shield his...	26 views Rate it
DANGER — Francis Boakye	DANGER Written by Francis Boakye Sex here Sex there Sex everywhere The mother of generations Older and mightier than Kings Stronger than Sampson And...	26 views Rate it
To My Mother In Law, With Love — Gary Shulman, MS. Ed.	To My Mother In Law, With Love © Gary Shulman, MS. Ed. July 2,...	26 views Rate it
Mother Nature — Glenn L Maluchnik	She gives us a hot summer, makes summer beautiful. The rainbow Mother Nature sends us, those who know there is no pot of gold. The rainbow itself is worth...	26 views Rate it
There’s no place like home — philip lacey	Sitting silent contemplating aging Baby’s crying nappy needs changing Dinners burning house needs cleaning You’re overwrought you feel like...	26 views Rate it
Surfing — Robert Shaun Henry	Surfing in this tangled web... The spiders creation... Resembles a net for butterflies... Information with infinite possibilities... Liabilities for...	26 views Rate it
Padma — M Sunil Chowdhary	Never concerned that my birth was not celebrated, But shattered when I understood that I was being hated. Never felt envious of my brother whose demands...	26 views Rate it
Sisters — Victoria McCombs	Laughing, fighting and even crying Staying up late Playing games and hiding we've grown up together through the years having pointless fights and wiping...	26 views Rate it
Fragment — Gerard Manley Hopkins	'The child is father to the man.' How can he be? The words are wild. Suck any sense from that who can: 'The child is father to the man.' No; what the poet...	26 views Rate it
Glossary of terms used in David Rorie's works — David Rorie	A acquaint, acquainted. ae, one. aff, off. afore, before. a'gate, everywhere. ain, own. aince, once. ang-bang-pang, embonpoint. argy-bargy, argument....	26 views Rate it
Reminiscence — Stéphane Mallarmé	Orphan, I was wandering in black and with an eye vacant of family: at the quincunx, the tents of a fair were unfolded; did I experience the future and...	26 views Rate it
The Caves of Elephanta — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	"These celebrated Caves are situated in the beautiful island of their own name. It is composed of two hills, with a narrow valley between them....	26 views Rate it