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Brooklyn Bridge — Jim Rainey	Eighteen sixty-nine to eighteen eighty-three, Fourteen years and fifteen million dollars; Twenty lives lost, strikes, scandals and cost overruns. The...	39 views Rate it
EL PASO 2019 — RICHARD K PATE	Out in the west Texas town of El Paso High desert country, a land I adore A bad man from Dallas arrived uninvited And left far too many dead on the...	38 views Rate it
Among us — JGott933	Alone I am, Trapped, Isolated. Nobody to trust, Nobody to confess my fears. I know it is one of us. The lack of trust stifles all hopes of debate. The...	38 views Rate it
Solidarity in Struggle: The Pariahs' Protest at North Eastern Hill University — Mawphniang Napoleon	"‘Tis true, we still remember the days of yore, When we did protest with rightful cause, And were looked down upon, treated as outcasts, As pariahs by...	37 views Rate it
Memorial Name — Rick Wojtala	Jack Oakley, actor Born 1903 Sedalia, Missouri Died 1978 Los Angeles, California age 74 Acted The Great Dictator Call of the...	37 views Rate it
War on drugs — Brian Brauer	My first tote of the J My anxiety melted away you told me this was wrong, You told me I was sick’ But I never felt that way on the magic mushroom trip,...	36 views Rate it
( jose jesus and maria ) — JESUS BETANCOURT	migrants palestinian city hebrew...	36 views Rate it
Devolution (Our Choice/Who's Saved) — anonymous 3142	devolution of religious minds who argue, argue, argue all the time! Citing examples of Religious past but what has the Spirit told you today? ...	35 views Rate it
Limerick — Abdulhaleem Salisu Shehu	For you to write a limerick You need to employ a lot of trick Few words on Great source of fun Writing a limerick remain, a special skill to...	35 views Rate it
Progress — Deek Robertson	True progress was what they realised Houses bred more houses, on land Where wildlife was disenfranchised As concrete took over the land. And they who...	34 views Rate it
Taste of the Chapel — JESUS BETANCOURT	Drops of paint on his lips Comes with painting a ceiling On his painful back shifting hips Michelangelo's passion was Sistine...	34 views Rate it
Orabelle — Jasleen Kaur	Oh, beauty! Heavens call for you They cry for you, look for you. Do you hear them? Oh, beauty! All are lost in your ambiguity You are the Orabelle You are...	34 views Rate it
The Children Of Indians by N. Sanford — N. Sanford	I was also one of those: The children who’d been taken then. The punishment the white man chose Was that their parents were forsaken them. Because...	33 views Rate it
Some Word — Yu Qing	Some word we are born unable to touch such as Hatred: it means growing on itself to become as hard as iron a human-flesh bomb Some word we should...	32 views Rate it
Virgin girl force — Sam madeyin	From the spikes of crime we all hails, jungle jackals. hydraulicking jackasses Our bloody thoughts scouted round the villainous view That if a girls...	32 views Rate it
Indian Names — Lydia Howard Huntley Sigourney	"How can the Red Men be forgotten, while so many of our states and territories, bays, lakes, and rivers, are indelibly stamped by names of their giving?" ...	32 views Rate it
My life story — Alex Brown	At the age of four me life kind a turn me gwaan pull through and try keep firm. Me basic school days never nice me teacher heart did cold like ice but...	31 views Rate it
I DON'T DESERVE YOU — Boyka	If I am to be real with you, I do not deserve being seen around you, Believe me I really am trying to be good, The heavens can see through me, for I am...	31 views Rate it
Insomnia — REECE GREEN	Sealed in fate,buried in hate. Constant are the thoughts of the ones that participate. Covered in the blood of those who refuse to bleed, A debt unpaid, a...	31 views Rate it
"Echoes of Time: A Tapestry of India's History" — Bharat Pandey	Ancient whispers echo through the land, Where mighty empires once did stand. From the Indus Valley to the Gupta reign, India's past holds stories that...	30 views Rate it
Give me this chance — Hayley Kristine Miller	Your eyes are so crystal blue staring into my chocolate eyes, I knew that it was no surprise, that when you touched my arm you stole my heart, ...	30 views Rate it
BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL — Brother kwaku Bright	Black is beautiful Black is cherished When I see people bleaching their skin I cry deeply for they are losing a precious identity I look...	30 views Rate it
Moscow — Anatoly Pimenov	Moscow. Speed an underground. Celebrating atmosphere. People are running around. New idea on new...	30 views Rate it
The Queen Monarch — Shanna Lucas	Amelia, the Queen Monarch Who outstretched her wings to migrate across the globe. Who followed her magnetic compass to the equator for warmth. ...	29 views Rate it
God's Desire — Judah Rollins	I asked God to sing in the choir he knows my heart desire And it's God's Desire for me to sing, he's Alfa and Omega he's the author & finisher of our...	29 views Rate it