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Distracting Oasis — B.Mathislange	She continues on this journey with or without romance The cards have already spoken so she takes another glance At what has been taken and what she...	249 views Rate it
Unthinkable — B.Mathislange	Thinking about what you don't want to think Inside the thought you refuse to link But there it is covered by all the thinks in your head You think if...	233 views Rate it
Love Is Like A Flower — Nate Valentino	Love is like a flower, it needs attention every day, Love is like a flower, needing care in different ways, Love is like a flower, once plucked it...	229 views Rate it
The Silence of Time — Gregory Baranoff	The Silence of Time Fifty years, five decades, half a century ago We held hands, walked along the sand Your smile and laughter, the sound of your...	225 views Rate it
Number 7 — Robert T. Davenport	Number 7 By Robert T. Davenport In the realm of numbers, a symbol stands tall, A powerful digit, revered by all, Number 7, a mystical guide, With...	224 views Rate it
Never Forgotten — Esteban Rodriguez	Life is short It is what you do with it that counts and when you meet someone that touches your heart it is hard to say...	221 views Rate it
War and Exile — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Exile is nice because you get boiled rice. Ackee and salt fish make a good dish. Breadfruit and banana which have iron make you fit to fight a lion....	218 views Rate it
Thoughts of Sand — Ludy Bührs	The brown sand of the unpaved street blows into open windows with speed and sneaks in through holes and cracks. Of course, you can ignore these attacks...	217 views Rate it
Gorilla Pimp — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	He preys on all of her wrongs Holds a magnifying glass up to all of her flaws She gave to you all of herself Every dream, Every wish Her life turned...	216 views Rate it
Dear Mommy (A letter from her unborn child) — Audra Caffrey	Dear Mommy, You don't know me, yet Because I'm brand new I'm that new life Growing inside of you. Every breath you take I take with you So,...	213 views Rate it
Love You, Hate Me — Marcylene Otto	You. Do I know you? I know I have forsaken my family, my friends, and myself for you. I remember crying for you. Lying for you. And almost dying...	213 views Rate it
Muse — Joe Strickland	She was a mess of tangled hair, a pack of cigarettes, and a bottle of gin. She could drink like a fish, and fuck like a dream, but her eyes were...	206 views Rate it
Cusp — Sãyandeep	Caught in a tide of raving acclaim Lest you be fretting over me, Assure you, I don't desire fame, Oh, but how do I part with destiny Coming from a...	193 views Rate it
The Paper Trail — Rophine Writes	1. Spend a lot of my free time being happy. Spend a lot of my time enjoying myself. Shutting my eyes tightly, figuring how to forget/ignore the...	192 views Rate it
Quandale Dingle — Ligma	Hey guys quandale dingle here (GOOFY AHAH LAUGH) I just ate my dog who was biting my ball sack. So I pulled a old wild yeller on that...	185 views Rate it
IT WAS YOU — Mary Jane Trujillo	IT WAS YOU I just got tired Tired of the bruises Tired of all the makeup Makeup that didn't work To cover up This is my fault So I have to cover...	185 views Rate it
La flor — Roberto Suárez Torres	En mi jardín con cielo dorado, un estanque de hoja cristalina, el suave ungüento derramado, y perfume de la rosa fina. Densa miel que gota a gota...	182 views Rate it
Facing The Hours — Mary Jane Trujillo	Facing the hours I'm coming apart at the seams And everything died, it seems At the hearts of men By the hearts of men Men. Men. Men. So many...	180 views Rate it
IMMORTAL IBEX — Ahavel Aborishade	“I carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart).” E.E. Cummings must have foreseen my rite. A river of current, silently bellowing; reduced to...	180 views Rate it
Family — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	Once so close together Now so far apart Our past is filled with many smiles Also with many broken hearts What used to be our strong foundation Has...	179 views Rate it
Fix you — Mary Magdalina	And her day started with chirp of birds, all surprises visited her...	179 views Rate it
I See You Smiling — Dr Zik	My pangs are although gigantic I see you smiling Sun shining, the moon reflecting Your blessings, my...	177 views Rate it
The Loss — Michael Scarpelli	Even though your moving on I wish that you would prove me wrong To be correct is to accept your passing I am not that...	177 views Rate it
Manic Depression — Shari Sullivan	Denials insane anxiety Of a depressed variety All bottled up inside of me Contradiction Like my addiction In sobriety Product of society Unspoken...	177 views Rate it
To Sapheria: A Sonnet. — Benjamin Brantley	I dreamt I kissed thee on thy rosy cheek, In bygone days, some yesteryear ago. Thou didst incline, yet as thou didst not speak, Thine absence made mine...	176 views Rate it

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