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Sonnet 16 — Pablo Neruda	I crave your mouth, your voice, your hair. Silent and starving, I prowl through the streets. Bread does not nourish me, dawn disrupts me, all day ...	87 views Rate it
Mourning You — Angela Cottingham	I feel lost I feel broken Heart heavy Words unspoken I loved you in life I loved you in death It was much too early For you to take your last...	87 views Rate it
Salvation — Ezra Rumi	Food is good For thine I bleed Hamburgers the bane of thine nation But how thou mithe ask for thine bread and meat on a slab Blood in humans they are for...	86 views Rate it
Ellie the Shepherd — Robin Loving	I used to pat each nose as I'd walk by their cage It just seemed like fate, that our brown eyes engaged... Silently begging for her turn to play A...	86 views Rate it
Haughty Rose — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Haughty Rose” Of tall and stately stature Regaled by kings and queens She grows not free in pasture But of cultured royal genes Her fragrance...	85 views Rate it
Value for Life — Benson Chukwueke	When law and order broke down on the street, And people run riotous, with no retreat, Looting and destroying city's core, Youth, in their recklessness,...	84 views Rate it
A ANGEL IS BORN — Derrick E Carey	They say everyday An angel is born Whose beauty Equals that Of the god's Someone who life Will be measured Up to And their smile Will half to ...	83 views Rate it
Raising The Shades — Melody Martinez	In the depths of sorrow, I once did drown, Lost in the darkness, unable to be found. The death of my daughter stole the best of me, Leaving behind a...	83 views Rate it
The Waste Land — T.S. Eliot	The Burial of the Dead April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring...	82 views Rate it
Loneliness — A sad poem	Loneliness The sound of the soft quiet noise, like a warming voice. Deep inside a voice crying, slowly fading, like noises when you're running,...	81 views Rate it
The Boxer — Tim Strauss	Though I was a madman I don't regret a thing For madness is an asset When I'm fighting in the ring A boxer though they called me A warrior or a...	80 views Rate it
shadows dance across the dimly lit room — ace kittrell	dance across the dimly lit room time slinking by as slowly as the thick red drips im ready to close the door to the tomb and when it should...	80 views Rate it
What I could've become — Vector	I'm finally a doctor, treating patients A superb wife and two kids , very blatant Wishes he who has barely formed a nerve, What change could he make in...	80 views Rate it
Dead Ringer — David Zeoli	Beyond the door, she reigns in silence As I nurse the wounds of battles past The air still thick with words of violence She’s beckoned me to her...	78 views Rate it
I Can’t Remember — Pangurban	I can’t remember the last words we said, I was too lost in the knowing you were gone. I can’t remember how we said goodbye, I can’t even remember the...	77 views Rate it
Where Trees Once Stood” — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Where Trees Once Stood” Darkness lay beside the moon searching beamlight to consume nourishment to render a new day What of nighttime’s left to say...	77 views Rate it
Destiny Denied — Climax	I died inside Before I even cried The pain it took To rewrite my book Will never subside While it walks away with my bride And the devil, stride for...	76 views Rate it
Walking the Razor's Edge — Cameron Hardenburg	With a blade, I cut my ravaged skin, The only sting that feels good to me. I see them try, but I do not let them In. For it is alone in the dark I'd...	76 views Rate it
Death Pain and Hate — Nathaniel Hackey	I hold my breath For moments that never happen Just to see if I turn blue Cause if I'm not breathing I don't feel... I won't have to think of you ...	76 views Rate it
Gallery of Words — Francelle Ortega	A quick grasp on her beloved pen Same energy just like back then Paper, ink, and a cup of tea New horizon to explore and see Cluster of words quite...	76 views Rate it
The flood — Faylee Goren	The flood finally came, To this wasteland of a town, But somehow we are not drowned. We simply stuck out our tongues And drank. Even the angry old...	76 views Rate it
The Hole — Paula Hardin	There’s a hole in my soul Nobody can fill but me I tried to fill it with chips And even tried sweet tea I begged for attention Even danced around...	76 views Rate it
Poem no.4 — Charlotte Cohen	What's the point of it all, She despaired. What's the meaning of life? She thought she had it figured you see, So beyond her years and...	76 views Rate it
Ablaze — Cameron Hardenburg	The ash and smoke were twisted together like rope; It choked my neck as I watched the fire’s dance. Her tongue of flames licked my quivering throat, As...	75 views Rate it
After the Rain — Maxwell Sebastian Burchett	After the Rain by Max Burchett It was famously said, Love comforts like sunshine after rain. An expression of hope for what is ahead, A mantra for...	75 views Rate it