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This night — Talia Garza Hernandez	My mind can’t find anything beautiful I walk losing mindfulness evading the ambience, the skies thoughtful, this bad genius fell over me flaming. ...	235 views Rate it
Official — Lawrence S. Pertillar	So sad. So, Pitiful is the crazing madness. 'Yes. And, So it seems to appear that...	233 views Rate it
A Moment of Your Company — Laurel M. Lee	Before, why couldn't we find time For short rendezvous or call? There's nothing that's meant more to me As right now, that I recall. ...	232 views Rate it
Shut off the light — Latin X	Please God wait! I need my mind so I can create. I’m in a rush to write. Cause my mind isn’t right. I want to write rhymes and fiction. Yet my mind...	231 views Rate it
The Co-interdependence of Life Forms — Karl Constantine FOLKES	In all of Life’s forms the unconscious state is primary. At state of one’s ‘birth’ it ‘materializes,’ transformed into ‘consciousness.’ Life is a...	231 views Rate it
Yesterday — Belinda Richmond	YESTERDAY is gone, so make room for TODAY, the OTHER DAYS were HECTIC have now GONE AWAY, A DAY of COMPLETE MAYHEM has now GONE ASTRAY, It was...	231 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...	231 views Rate it
Destiny — Abby Kesington	Destiny, hold on, it's me, Open the door and let me in! I've been through a tempest none could see, Divinity's light, my compass within. Thrown...	229 views Rate it
THE ANSWER TO DIOGENES — Sandeep Koul	The drums of war do sound again, Anew the battle roars; The conflict for man’s soul begins, Again, the blood-lust...	229 views Rate it
The Gossip Game — Michael Matalon	Indistinctly, chattering in the corner In the dark space where rumors thrive A social construct of community A place where truth can not survive We...	228 views Rate it
We’re Active Stardust — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Earthbound, but in space. Traversing the sun. We’re ancient astronauts, With kinetic energy. In active cosmic...	226 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...	225 views Rate it
When We Cry — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	When the children cry do we even bother to ask why? To the mother all alone holding onto her strength to try Do we truly take the time To acknowledge...	224 views Rate it
My Mother — Karl Constantine FOLKES	She gave me life, she gave me breath. She gave me all that I could ask for. She gave me of her uttermost self. Bequeathed to me, weaned from her...	224 views Rate it
The Root Cause — Benson Chukwueke	Sometimes, better to dig it up Right from the root And expose it to daylight Cos' it's not good for a man to sleep all day And not wake up to his...	223 views Rate it
The Two Selves — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Self-employed by me. Jawohl, Auseinselbstsetzung. My Gemini...	221 views Rate it
God Knocked On My Heart — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	I wear my scars proudly I learned to find the sunshine Even when it's cloudy They set me in the desert Left me there to dry Until the day God...	221 views Rate it
Second Wave — Zandra	Did you call the doctor? She asks. I went for a walk with my only friend here And I even found a feather, A tiny one, black and...	220 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...	218 views Rate it
God’s child — Latin X	Hey sista! I heard you have the ends to buy a Benz. A new home to call your own. You have two degrees under your belt and financial wealth. You...	218 views Rate it
Archetypal DAO — Karl Constantine FOLKES	DAO, as archetype, is experienced by us, in form, as...	218 views Rate it
A letter to myself — Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)	If I could impound one thing in our brain it would be "she shall be loved" You are so worth it I apologize for all the disrespect I allowed into our...	217 views Rate it
An Indescribable Mid-Autumn Night — William He	An Indescribable Mid-Autumn Night By William He In multi-warped time, Proteus strolling in a differently shaped bay. Wave-particle duality, Stories...	217 views Rate it
The Guest House — Susanna Elliott-Newth	The guest house waits in anxious mind to consider the visitors who will invade her space today. Will these guests bring good intentions or will they...	217 views Rate it
the quilter's hand — conductor	Sunflower seeds embroidered And sewn to the ground in rows. of beds of browns and rosy reds. Pinned down by the sun's rays. With warm golden threads...	217 views Rate it