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Singularity — Nathaniel Hackey	You are a light In the darkest places of my mind Relativity is only perception Yet your love always freezes time Be the strong hand to lift me up ...	64 views Rate it
Unknown to You — Huey Ennis	I'd sooner have your soft hands gracefully tear my skin from itself like putty, than feel you touch me again. I would rather you destroy my sight in a...	64 views Rate it
I Had to Be Told — Josephine Gilbert	I had to be told when I was young to leave a healing wound alone stop picking at it It would never heal they said if I kept undoing the progress ...	64 views Rate it
Battlefield — Gina Madeya	On a landscape littered with bad decisions exists a minefield of pain and regret. There, you exploded into my heart and inflicted a wound I can’t...	64 views Rate it
For a Long, Long Time — Francie Tupper	For a long, long time I wanted so badly for someone to save me from myself. For a long, long, time I prayed so hard that someone would sweep me...	64 views Rate it
A Break — Laurel M. Lee	While one often feels the strain Of life's projects and stress, One should also break away For carefree...	64 views Rate it
Ripples of Hopefulness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Courage over Fear, with ripples of Hopefulness; and Love over Hate: The potion of goodwill cheer for social change with justice. Lifelong legacy ...	64 views Rate it
Bridges of Despair — Michelle Spinicchia	The shadow lurks beyond every tree, like a stranger that insists on following me. Pure substance vents its way through black organs, never again to see...	64 views Rate it
Don't Give Up — John W Jackson Jr.	Sometimes things just don’t Go as good as you want. In our imperfect world That is to be expected. There’s problems with this and Problems with that. It...	64 views Rate it
THE SCORE — Olusesan Adesanya	We were told by the poachers To plough, to till and bury hot sweat Then put all our produce in the basket of FEDERALISM In accordance with the quest...	64 views Rate it
Who's In Control — Benson Chukwueke	Who's in control, I ask? The man, they say, the master of the house My husband is my king A lion, feared by all When he roars, the whole city quake ...	64 views Rate it
Tinkering — Robert Graham	My old man loved tools, loved tinkering. Wrenches, drills, screwdrivers, pliers. Black oily hands, greasy rags. On his back under a chassis or ailing...	64 views Rate it
Tea Alchemy — Ahlam Ben Saga	Tea Alchemy Into my glass teapot little golden sirens — splash The humming begins low and bitter Fins shiver, arms wrap around each other Was the...	64 views Rate it
BLACK EVERY DAY — Azziem Hassan Underwood	Black Every Day I’m Black every month, every hour, every minute in the day. I’m Black when I open my eyes, when I open my mouth, every day when I leave...	64 views Rate it
Beauty Within — Leanne J Mihelic	A reflection portrays a vision which initiates a decision; One of delight or one that is rot; Eyes choose to focus on what it is naught. The chosen...	64 views Rate it
The DAO of Fixity and Movement — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Fixity and movement are akin to time and space; energy kinetic and potential. Now resting, now acting, The coupling of time and space, in infinite...	63 views Rate it
Infestation — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	THE TIMES WE ARE LIVING L iteral~ I nfestation E mpty~ S...	63 views Rate it
A Poet’s Ponderance — Laurel M. Lee	How to clip the inclination To share my every scribble, While they sit in trepidation, Listening to my dribble? How to trip up my temptation To...	63 views Rate it
Helpless romantic — Kasey Wattles	Sit on the moon with me. Speak of better times to be. Watch all the stars in the sky. As the world goes by. Tell me of better days. Days we wait to turn...	63 views Rate it
To Love Is... — Ben Potapov	To love is, first of all, to give away for free To love means, like a rapid river run And like the spring's exciting over-brimming glee You grant your...	63 views Rate it
Calvinism On Carm — anonymous3142	light had gone out of the words on the page and though people listened they did not stay the message not simple, the words refrained and...	63 views Rate it
The Unborns' question — Cameron Hardenburg	When the Unborns ask me; “what is life?”, I speak not at all of meaning's carcass. I only tell them to feel no concern nor strife, 'Tis simply a bright...	63 views Rate it
'Fate Comes Tomorrow' — Robin Loving	No time left for old regrets No more time to place new bets No time left for grief and sorrow No more time to beg or borrow No time left to build...	63 views Rate it
Awaken — Brian Cummings	He’s about to see another way, Like a feather lifted on the hot breath of the private hell where crushed souls lay crouching, fragile, straining for...	63 views Rate it
Overcoming the woe — Matthew Franklin Allen	He had wandered for hours, alone and confused, Yet all-the-while consciously there. Each theory of "Why all this mental abuse?" All considered and...	63 views Rate it