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Delightful demolition — Samantha Simonson	Bright computerized eyes Censor and scrutinize They record our actions to use against us They contribute to all that is unjust No one can undo...	51 views Rate it
Ghouls of science and politics — Alexander Rosenkrantz	Science teems with delusional slobs, Ruining lives their chosen jobs. Ethics is not of prime concern, On backs of people fame is earned. As...	51 views Rate it
America's "Trojan Horse" — Alexander Rosenkrantz	Mustached dictator's twelve year reign, Reveled in burning books, Dissenters, Skeptics, to sate blood Lust, Gotten trampled under...	51 views Rate it
On Queen Anne's Peace, Anno 1713 — Thomas Parnell	Mother of plenty, daughter of the skies, Sweet Peace, the troubl'd world's desire, arise; Around thy poet weave thy summer shades, Within my fancy spread...	51 views Rate it
To The Thirty-Ninth Congress — John Greenleaf Whittier	O PEOPLE-CHOSEN! are ye not Likewise the chosen of the Lord, To do His will and speak His word? From the loud thunder-storm of war Not man alone hath...	51 views Rate it
In The First Elective Ministry — Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis	In the neolithic age of our Australia, long ago, There dwelt a wise old chieftain, as you probably don't know; His royal tastes and habits I won't venture...	51 views Rate it
COMPASSIONATE RELEASE — PEARLINA S. STORY	COMPASSIONATE RELEASE POEM By: PEARLINA STORY Incarcerated for a crime he did not commit Given a number AP-3330 without justifiable clearance ...	50 views Rate it
Poem: Why Judge? — Sara Williams.	Why do we judge people based on looks? Why are we so cruel? You can say that will help that person soon. You're not being gentle. You are running there...	50 views Rate it
The Majestic, Magnificent Clown World — The Majestic Magnificent Clown World	Welcome my friend, it's marvellous here Don’t just stand around and peer Step right in mate, have no fear It’s exquisite, intricate, strange and queer ...	50 views Rate it
WWW.tf — Christopher J. Alexander	Life in the Wild Wild West. Toiling away on the hamster wheel by day, Navigating the traps of ViceCity by night, Turn left there is a badman, Turn...	50 views Rate it
The wealth of nations — Liezel de Beer	Neverland was never meant for children But rather adults seeking refuge from desolation Fairy Tales created to give hope to a hopeless world A world...	50 views Rate it
The Gotta Keep on Feeling Even When it Leaves me Reeling 'Cause I Can't Just Not Feel Any More Blue — Jack Mellender	“The Gotta Keep on Feeling Even When it Leaves Me Reeling 'Cause I Can't Just Not feel Any More Blues” A few...	50 views Rate it
45 Rounds per Minute. — Luke Swanson	My youngest brother as he went to 1. Elementary school. 2. Middle school 3. High school. My other younger brother going to 4. College 5. The...	50 views Rate it
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
The virgin language is only for your eyes — Hassan Hegazy Hassan	The virgin language is only for your eyes By : Mokhtar Issa..( October 2003) Translated by : Hassan Hegazy Hassan ( Egypt ) ...	50 views Rate it
Why I Voted the Socialist Ticket — Vachel Lindsay	I am unjust, but I can strive for justice. My life's unkind, but I can vote for kindness. I, the unloving, say life should be lovely. I, that am blind,...	50 views Rate it
The Voices — John Greenleaf Whittier	'WHY urge the long, unequal fight, Since Truth has fallen in the street, Or lift anew the trampled light, Quenched by the heedless million's feet? 'Give...	50 views Rate it
The Curse Of The Charter-Breakers — John Greenleaf Whittier	IN Westminster's royal halls, Robed in their pontificals, England's ancient prelates stood For the people's right and good. Closed around the waiting...	50 views Rate it
Jubilate Agno: Fragment B, Part 1 — Christopher Smart	Let Elizur rejoice with the Partridge, who is a prisoner of state and is proud of his...	50 views Rate it
The Poet — Bernard O'Dowd	THEY tell you the poet is useless and empty the sound of his lyre, That science has made him a phantom, and thinned to a shadow his fire: Yet...	50 views Rate it
Fading Freedom — Leland Shipp	In the land of the brave, where dreams once soared high, A nation once united, now divided by lies. The stars and stripes are fading, as shadows cast...	49 views Rate it
A City and a Tower — Kemael Johnson	My name was Araceli in the evening when we danced, darkness against the dark, and he joked about erecting spiraled towers from the dirt. “We will be...	49 views Rate it
Look up n Light — Surajit Mahalanobis	Try me not in chains of gold, My gate to life’s free n bold In its soil, a racy lion yet Crossing hundreds of miles that you cannot pet. M not...	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
One From One Leaves Two — Ogden Nash	Higgledy piggledy, my black hen, She lays eggs for gentlemen. Gentlemen come every day To count what my black hen doth lay. If perchance she lays too...	49 views Rate it