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Savings — Ludy Bührs	this sealed with a cork enclosed ...	125 views Rate it
My Cat — Robin Loving	When all is said and all is done I always turn to that furry one Who's been with me through all the years Of lonely nights and unshod tears. He's...	122 views Rate it
Strategy of Life — Max Levy	The Strategy of Life is the Unthinkable. If imagined, the Impossible may become Possible. The Possible will become Reality, and the Reality will become...	122 views Rate it
My Son Is Gone — David Granteer	Donnie was born a normal boy He played with trucks and other toys But one day when he was three He fell to the ground unusually The doctor said a...	122 views Rate it
The loss — Roxz Jeffery	Pain in my chest Knowing I lost Where do I start How do I overcome the loss Sadness dripping my eyes Knowing I can’t overcome this pain Know...	121 views Rate it
The Man Got Lost — Aniqa Muzaffar	In the middle of the road With dry lips, watery eyes I’m still there But the man got lost Unfixed the air, the weather and the storm But the...	119 views Rate it
Ava — Francelle Ortega	Ashes slowly embrace the lake As dawn begins to break Remnants of once a living soul Discovered the art of letting go Her name was Ava Prima...	119 views Rate it
Phases of you — Carissa Baker	Where do we draw the line? Where do we draw the line, between friends and lovers? I don't think of my friends in the ways in which I think of you. ...	119 views Rate it
Dreamweavers — Emilia Acabeo	We spent our lives Weaving memories Tender strands so delicately balanced Spun from Childhood dreams and wishes Handcrafted by lives experiences ...	119 views Rate it
Destroyed — Suzanne Rose	Crashing down like a waterfall, Breaking into a thousand pieces, Sinking into quicksand, Standing on the edge. Hanging on for dear life, Struggling...	118 views Rate it
Scented flowers — Scott Edward Smith... S.E.Smith	There were scented flowers at each door & window, an afghan covered couch and a marble table out in front, with a breeze that seemed to travel from...	117 views Rate it
A Victory in Defeat — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	They approached each battle, As fearless warriors, With the strength of their skills, And the weaknesses of their opponents. They were the...	117 views Rate it
CRIED — Kat Blanchard	I cried myself to sleep last night, And you were on my mind. You brought such joy into my life, And left such pain behind. You showed me how to...	116 views Rate it
The Loss — Shannon Peoples	As I take this long journey I find myself as a passenger on a rollercoaster of emotions My soul crying like the great waterfalls of the earth And...	116 views Rate it
My Easter Poem — Marta C Weeks	Buckle Man on the cross on this Easter Help us recognize that buckled Under pompous vulgar leaders We excused immorality and...	116 views Rate it
Pornography — Billy Collins	In this sentimental painting of rustic life, a rosy-cheeked fellow in a broad hat and ballooning green...	116 views Rate it
Lyrebird's Message — Ludy Bührs	Driven by a strong impulse to show off with your throat you open up like a stereo; through wood sounds float Your golden gob, it scratches and...	114 views Rate it
Denial — Francelle Ortega	When a moment is just a memory Would you still remember me? When doubts turned to certainty And dreams became reality When we meet...	113 views Rate it
Previous Employer — Joe McLaughlin	They claimed to be a friend, That would stand by me to the end, And reminded me over and over. I resisted their conditioning, And fought off their...	113 views Rate it
And All at Once...Nothing — Anna Fanelli	I waited for you on knees full of embers stuffing hot coals in my mouth to feel the burn of your sadness. To compare daisies to our meeting is like...	112 views Rate it
It Was Often — prayersfor (Carm)	was anomalously a good thing tto help the ˈpu̇ (ə)r people those who were lost by the *krell but many an unkknowing supposeds ...	112 views Rate it
Deportation of the Dahlia — Charlie McFadzen	Deportation of the Dahlia The winter ice bites hard, It’s teeth digging beneath Soil, cracked, and scarred. But then, a miracle! A seed, riding...	111 views Rate it
Good bye Bubba — The Sad Butcher	You know I think I’ll never stop loving you It’s a curse, a privilege and a pleasure But I’m ok With it I’m always with you No matter what ...	111 views Rate it
An Exotic Poem For An Insipid Wasteland — Christopher Soden	I've shook hands with demons, devils, some dancing with deconstruction/ Disruptive displays of death and delineate decombustion/ Discussions are deeply...	111 views Rate it
Strangers — Berxiton	Is it worth sharing these moments as we're trapped in a cage of lies Let's become, again, just strangers living happy, lonely...	111 views Rate it