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Of Joyce Kilmer and War — Janet Muirhead Hill	Whenever he went to Suffern along the Erie track, he saw a poor old farmhouse, crumbling, broken, and black. It touched his deep compassion to see it...	72 views Rate it
My Collection of Short Poems — Malaysia	Location, I want to know where you are. Location, I want to know who you are with. Location, I want to know who you...	72 views Rate it
Those Evil Few — John W. May	With wealth, the likes of Helen's Troy, There are these few that think they're coy— They seem so modest, but I warn, Their modesty is but a ploy. ...	71 views Rate it
Once I Was a Hardened Soldier — Nathaniel Hackey	Imagine a grey world Where it only rains ash The clouds are black And the ground is like powder The winds stir up an aftermath Of victory and of...	70 views Rate it
GLADIATOR — Daniel Mayon	A coliseum warrior, his only verve, Catapults grizzled moments, continuing swerve. Mighty, fearless, Assembled and brave, Oblivious and forthcoming,...	69 views Rate it
Mona Lisa — Jess Davis	Mona Lisa, a famous work of art, a fine specimen of womanhood in dark attire, with a relaxed and ever present smile, transfixing all that see it to admire...	69 views Rate it
RAVENS — Christopher Anosike	On dark wings we fly Excelling higher to the sky Over obstacles we soar To failure we say...	68 views Rate it
Helen — Robin Loving	I thought I loved my Prince Paris But my heart turned to brother Hector Then after I witnessed Achille's strength I suddenly felt a fresh nectar. I...	66 views Rate it
Football World Cup 2026 — Meghneel Dhar	Alas!! It's Two Thousand Twenty Six, Best Teams are at risk. The support of fans is gonna be low, As there's no interest to show. There's no...	65 views Rate it
* I AM TO ALIVE :- THE NATION * — BANGBULA BRAHMA UZIR	I AM TO ALIVE :- THE NATION By :- Bangbula Brahma Uzir *There is light It's dark too Dark clouds are also covered Bright sky . ...	65 views Rate it
Ripples of Hopefulness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Courage over Fear, with ripples of Hopefulness; and Love over Hate: The potion of goodwill cheer for social change with justice. Lifelong legacy ...	64 views Rate it
BLACK EVERY DAY — Azziem Hassan Underwood	Black Every Day I’m Black every month, every hour, every minute in the day. I’m Black when I open my eyes, when I open my mouth, every day when I leave...	64 views Rate it
I did not plan for you — I did not plan for you	I did not plan for you For I don’t know what I’ll do I did not plan for you, you know tis true I plan ahead for things I can do But when the...	62 views Rate it
Of Lexington & Concord — Matthew Singley	‘Twas the witching hour, and the barren trees did crook and moan as the Rider flees. With the lantern signal, a leap and a bound, away with his message...	62 views Rate it
Forgive but not forget — Christopher Anosike	Forgiving is the process of coming to terms with yourself and another subject. The effect of forgiving is being able to move on with your life without...	60 views Rate it
Grandmother — Diego Serebrennik	Grandmother went hungry in Poland in war, she remembers stale bread like a party. She remembers the screaming, the shots and the bombs and the...	60 views Rate it
- Cornered - Tears Of A Woman — Enock Makasi	Cornered The most mysterious creatures in the world, a creature which is hard to resist but easy to manipulate, well, that is what men see in us as “...	59 views Rate it
The sound of the trumpet” — Tonya Deville	The smoke filled skies from the fires below, The forest lights up as it burns through the trees, The heat from hot flames spreads fast with a breeze. ...	58 views Rate it
Cowboy tales. — Laura Sanders	They sat around the campfire, and talked about their yarns. How one had chased young Billy Picket, out of Sheriff John's barns! How they rounded 200...	58 views Rate it
In The Land of Enchantment — t. g. molitor	cottonwood trees release fluffy white seeds in the breeze, floating high in the sky, like a flock of moons. the sun descends softly...	57 views Rate it
The Peace Sign — Christopher Anosike	The doaist principles symbolize a sense of unity and oneness. It signifies that one needs another person to depend on. According to Chapter 61 in...	57 views Rate it
Deluge in The Midlands — Megan Parker	Skin color is our most obvious identifier. It is the marker of segregation. Black indicates a Bantu education, unskilled laborer, and shanty towns. White...	57 views Rate it
Blind Reality — Anonymous	If the black man looks out at the sea He sees a place where he can be free Because America fills his mind with pain Looking over the place, he sees. ...	57 views Rate it
Ella Who Was A Big Smella — William Shakespeare	Tbh thats how ella normally spells and she smells and rings the bells Of the noise of hell Fire alarms go off so well Alerted by the smell Of ellas...	56 views Rate it
New land — Talia	My room is empty, my lamp burns two gray olive lamps are hidden within my closet, the wicks are there too baroque readings curated islands, new lands,...	56 views Rate it