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The Johnson Family Tree — Lulu Bear	Antonio was an abuses boxer who beaten his wife and she had miscarriages. He son needed socks, his feet was frozen Auntie Barbie took him off to Cali ...	9 views Rate it
Calvary: the rendering up. — Wayne Blair	Had He been able To write with His own blood and Fingers. On tablet. The import of His final services And self-offering, passively. The Testimony...	9 views Rate it
And Now, King Charles III. — Wayne Blair	Long live the King! May 6th, 2023. Westminster Abbey. The Robe was heavy Upon donning. The Crown a thought Upon the mind. ...	9 views Rate it
In a Shell Hole, 1916 — Wayne Blair	The system is racked with strain Sleep scarcely brought relief. Too much grief. Too much grief. All yesterday spent Advancing on the Hun. Thought we...	9 views Rate it
Knowledge is Power — Scarlette Patricia Howard ( PoeticArt67)	What is knowledge, I say it’s like possessing uncontrollable power If you are curious, ambitious, hungry and determined You would want to be the person...	9 views Rate it
Selfie — Dr Pritish Chowdhury	Over a century… You are lifeless - In deep hibernation As if ! Ah ! Wide awake - today you are ! A new Avatar … In world’s every corner ! ...	9 views Rate it
Delusional and Substance Free — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Tactless, factless. Delusional and substance free. Supporters of conflicts. Endorsing wars to ignite. Throughout their weapon creating history. While...	9 views Rate it
Robert Penn Warren (pulitzer guy) — Wayne Blair	A tribute to his masterful poem narrative…”Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce” true aboriginal history. I have read of The mindful retreat of ...	9 views Rate it
The Bell Tolls (hemingway) — Wayne Blair	Rebels had brought him in Forest camp, Spain. Living like gypsies. Keeping watch for forces. He was an explosives man. *Nick was. American...	9 views Rate it
Cana — Doug Blair	The woman told us to do it. Pleasant obliging face Enjoying the Feast. Her Son over in the corner By the indoor fig tree. whatever He tells us to do....	9 views Rate it
Mr. A. G. Bell, by the Sea. — Doug Blair	Cape Breton was his second home Town Baddeck specifically Alongside Bras D’Or Lake. It does shine sun-up, like A Golden Arm! And our man walked it...	9 views Rate it
Sound of Thunder — Sound of Thunder	Sound the Thunder Without Rain no time to scream for the slain Clouds of smoke fills the streets feel the fear feel the Heat Why they did this awful...	9 views Rate it
Black Man in The White House — Joseph O. Edwards	Gather around my people there's a contradiction making the news A black man is in the White House It looks like my people did finally choose A way out...	9 views Rate it
Needs And Wants To Need — Lawrence S. Pertillar	From an entertaining point of view. Anyone can be dressed to impress. Yet... A puppet without its strings to pull, Would be difficult to accept and...	9 views Rate it
Golden Child, Golden Egg Korean Japanese's Fine China Queen — Rape Crisis of Post Tramatic Stress Sydromes from CPD of Ragina Barrett-Gray	Everyone in the House has hemorrages OhioHealth Doctors Hospitals Grant Hospital Mount carmel and Riversides Hospital along with Lesile Wexner Ohio State...	9 views Rate it
the day i found my soul — quandale dingle smith jr	Fortnite , Fortnite, Fortnite It´s so fun i land at tilted grab a gun oh no. A guy I´m done I play more and more. until,I´m really done. and at...	9 views Rate it
POETS WHO SAY IT RIGHT BY ANTHONY CHARLES BLAKE — ANTHONY BLAKE. - WORDONE	Poets who say it right Words coming out like dynamite Poets who write Day and Night They don’t take their words light Poets share their experiences...	9 views Rate it
My Mentally Unstable Classmate —	I have a classmate His name Finn (He doesn't actually have Down Syndrome, but insist that he does.) I saw him at the local Plaid Pantry (was it...	9 views Rate it
Easy And Effective — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Easy and effective. There is no other better way, To declare oneself to be a victim today. Than using the advantages of the media, Displaying a people...	9 views Rate it
Breadwinner — Campbell Stewart	Retiring for the day from her job as a sales clerk, A woman supporting her family as the only one with work. Her husband lost his job because of the...	9 views Rate it
Memories in a stake — Lisa Garman	Memories are our lifeline to our past, But for some people they dont seem to last. When were a child we consume all, Even from that first bounce of a...	9 views Rate it
Ezer kenegdo ( help against itself ) — Florin Dragos Minculescu	The physicist says: Variabile electric fields, Creates variabile magnetic fields, And the variable magnetic fields, Creates variabile electric fields,...	9 views Rate it
Waiting... — A.D. Small	Waiting... Alexander's Saga Part: 2 The smell of disinfectant brings me out of my reverie I watch Poppa as he slowly counts each bead on the...	9 views Rate it
On the ships — Rae Dooley Johanek	the ships we went dancing and laughing, joy with sweet patient fungus in the alley behind the fender of my aging heart — into nothing I...	9 views Rate it
Cycles — David Whitfield	What goes around comes around The past, on a steady repeat If it’s happened before, it’ll happen again A vicious cycle to complete. Ghost town, they...	9 views Rate it