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Blue's Eulogy — Martin D. Cuyer Gimenez	Oh Blue o Blue, you were the greatest fish ever And how brainy you were, you were oh-so clever We sat gazing at your bowl for hours on end That is until...	15 views Rate it
Lifeless but alive — Benedictus Genty Bulu	We are small bits of nothing Sand dust exposed to wind’s blows Tomorrow our joyful smiles So bright now will turn sad We are small toy beings In...	15 views Rate it
Collapsing Empire — Ludy Bührs	increasing warmth water rises up to the numbed people’s mouths and the inflated money plops like blown bubbles of soap out of the stock hero’s...	15 views Rate it
Leading Incompetence — Ludy Bührs	Wipe the smirk off your face, you hypocrite that's here to take just pretending that you share so much: you've dropped mints for god's...	15 views Rate it
Grateful — K.V Srikanth	Living in the Past Memory of it last Time passing fast Perception often Contrast No man an island Entire life Spanned Ego so grand Easily...	15 views Rate it
The Feminist — zebra black	She hated lewd offers but thought, as she fled rationality *Taboo and Transgression reflect two contradictory...	15 views Rate it
A Fragment Of A Poem. — Alexander Pope	O Wretched B----,[90] jealous now of all, What god, what mortal shall prevent thy fall? Turn, turn thy eyes from wicked men in place, And see what succour...	15 views Rate it
Wasn't It Unimaginably Strange? — Nikhil Parekh	Wasn't it incredibly strange; that you used the same mouth; perhaps an infinite times in a single lifetime; to tawdrily abuse; ghastily desecrate the...	15 views Rate it
Hope — Jet Rood	Rolling, the Christmas tree seeks hold a can rattling behind it the wind picks up speed its strength increases In early January of this new year it...	14 views Rate it
A Place of Peace — Oscar Auliq-Ice	In a world of noise and haste, I find solace in a quiet space, Where the whispers of the wind, Are the only sounds that begin. Amidst the chaos of...	14 views Rate it
Yes — Yes the Yesth	Yes yes yes yes, yes yes yes yes; yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ...	14 views Rate it
End is near — JESUS BETANCOURT	Have you ever experienced an unspecified fear Let me warn you the end is near When you hear every known tyrant's cheer That Trump is eligible for...	14 views Rate it
Sad — Rebecca g	It makes me sad to be a woman On the train alone Watching billionaires spout about the declining population And love island contestants talk about the...	14 views Rate it
The Right Regimen — Aloo Denish	Dear President, I thank you so, For setting aside any pride and ego. To lend an ear to the opposition, And seek solutions through cooperation. ...	14 views Rate it
COLD FACTS — Prettyboy Rigimortis	It's hard to watch the insurrection and invasion happening at my Southern Border due to the fact we're being led by a compromised puppet near dead and...	14 views Rate it
Humanity Almost Lost — Rachel Henderson	It IS! An ASTRONOMICAL cost. For just one gram of HUMANITY that's almost LOST Rachel...	14 views Rate it
Soul Searching Solstice — Ken Prazak	Naive I grow in an aging mode, Assured beliefs I question, My foes of most, Revealed to me, Humane and sincere, It’s somewhat clear, Yet wrong...	14 views Rate it
World Trade Center — RickthePoetWarrior	World Trade Center One and Two Towers To dust were reduced In just a few hours And many would prey On grounds where souls lay Climb not over them ...	14 views Rate it
Return of The Bard — 曽達	...	14 views Rate it
Skewed Division — Ludy Bührs	This house is leaning over with time as the bending joint. Broken light is burning, and...	14 views Rate it
The Elysian Dawn — Maya Rose Williams	There is a dawn, That will relieve our slumber, The chance to face our friends, No reliance on a number. Long walks along the sand, The places you...	14 views Rate it
ICT'S MOMENTOUS — Mikasa Ackerman	ICT'S...	14 views Rate it
Pen And Purpose — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Most who remain to stay determined. And driven with a decisive mission. Find a way to document, First with pen and purpose. To serve a broader vision from...	14 views Rate it
The Marathon — Charles Gordon Fawcett	I came upon a sunlit dream Reality of time . Moving in the shadows Of a place I cannot find...	14 views Rate it
Thank You, Mr. Prometheus — Sean Taylor	That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. – Neil Armstrong, July 20,...	14 views Rate it