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Aviadarts — Anatoly Pimenov	We are the hosts of russian sky, And our pilots heroes of the world. Traditions old school weren't die. Pokryshkin's Airacobra many...	50 views Rate it
White Buffalo Calf — Luke Nicholas	WHITE BUFFALO CALF They told us our children would be civilized, but I barely even recognize; the child I once knew as Standing Arrow the look upon his...	49 views Rate it
Promises — Yashua, YHWY	May my teaching drop as the rain, my speech distill as the dew, like gentle rain upon the tender grass, and like showers upon the herb. And we are...	49 views Rate it
The Kentucky Derby Poem — Lawrence G. Ingle	So swift behooves, In challenging quest, Competitive hearts, Race their best! A treasure to win, One measurable test! For equine ones, The World's...	49 views Rate it
Light of heaven — Esther Allen	She remembered how peace was kept long ago When we honored “the life” and divine sacred codes Flowing in Frequencies of love, joy, and,...	49 views Rate it
Reality Of My Society — Jessica N Wesseh & Stephen Tw Mulbah	A Duet Poem by: Jessica N Wesseh & Stephen Tw Mulbah Title: 'Reality Of Our Society ' ...	49 views Rate it
Forest's Hymn — Abby J	Ripples follow far-off rumbles, Throughout the trees laudatory leaves. Branches bent to be humbled, Dust kicked up by breathless breeze. A cry...	48 views Rate it
The Power of Tranquility — Aubri Gist	You see me walking across the quiet street. The power of my step, from my hips, to my feet. There are people watching, admiring my move ...	48 views Rate it
BERLIN WALL (1961-1989) — Alan Cook	Over and under and through the Wall they came, parched with a thirst they couldn't quench. Tunneling, flying, leaping, crawling, hidden in car seats...	47 views Rate it
Interviews with Hitler — Brady Kent ( Glenn McClelland )	Interviews with Hitler 30 years in the public eye But only twelve interviews at most One recording of a speaking voice Carpenter, private solider ...	47 views Rate it
Wounded Spirit — Tonya Richardson	They came from across the sea but finding you they had not planned, you welcomed them with open arms and willingly shared your land. You shared your great...	47 views Rate it
RIP Your Majesty. — Diane Hull.	RIP Your Majesty. Sad news has come from the Palace Our Queen's life has ended this day. History records the end of her reign, A nation in mourning;...	47 views Rate it
Poor Ukraine — Lawerence E. Mize	Saw the bodies Just lumps on the ground Destroyed buildings Debris all around The war is with us As we watch safe in our homes With no dying...	47 views Rate it
The Relic — Kyle RR Boyd	The Relic The Relic The relic lay before them Standing cold and stoic At the bottom of a temple As old as the Mesozoic The 2 archaeologists ...	47 views Rate it
"Let me take you back in time" — Thaneekqua Adams	Let me take you back in time. When our forefathers Fought to be free. When liberation sometimes brought together unity. When diversity wasn't...	47 views Rate it
Ukrainian Fight For Freedom! — Ann Sifers	Through sadness, madness, miserable disdain, Cruel dictator greed, mayhem, death, and pain. Allies imploring a tyrant end of reign. Zelensky’s request...	46 views Rate it
פסק הדין — אסתר גלזר	הִנֵּה יוֹשֵׁב פֹּה, הִנֵּהוּ. עַל סַפְסַל הַנֶּאֱשָׁמִים בְּכִסְאֶהוּ, אָדוֹלְף אַיְכְמָן – שְׁמוֹ זֶהוּ. וּמִתְּהוֹם עָבָר עוֹלִים שֵׁשֶׁת...	46 views Rate it
The Truest Form — James Robert Pendleton	Your eyes does tell A secret’s tale Of growing inside your warm spring well The seas of love Gathers the tides of change And cleanses the house That...	46 views Rate it
Jaffa — John P. Portelli	Yesterday the sun set very early on the sea of your life sunk in the hills and vallies of Ramallah. Today you arrived in Jaffa where maybe the...	46 views Rate it
He stood alone… Till Valhalla — DragonSlayer99	Utter complexity and depth… I need to know what stole my father… Although knowing he loved me, His own way… He was absent, beyond his control ...	46 views Rate it
And the mothers are the ones who break my heart the most — Shelas Ronit	And the mothers are the ones who break my heart the most Those who do not cry so that the child does not panic Those who hold shaking babies with two...	46 views Rate it
One Sorrowful Truth — Matthew Franklin Allen	He persuaded a hate in a phase of elation, and devised a vain plot: Large-scale extermination; A genocidal notion for elimination; The tragic...	45 views Rate it
Growing Emotions — Shauntanece Sipp	To feel an emotion, you have to feel your past, remember your past, to let go of fear. Fear not, I am here. I try my best to understand EMOTION!...	45 views Rate it
Open Book — Ash Barnard	I fear for the future; There is so much effort needed in believing. The bones of broken trust scream out in agony. There goes another brother, ...	45 views Rate it
Our Dear Poppa, The Patriarch — Kari Michele Chrichlow	Poppa, A true definition of a man, indefinitely… Man of his Word, though he didn’t use words to communicate, just actions But whenever he spoke, his...	45 views Rate it