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Pondering the Year Ahead — Ayomide Oyeyinka	Pondering the Year Ahead New year, a fresh season's dawn, Last year shadow fades, new purpose drawn, Fresh expectations and new dreams dreamt, Will...	0 views Rate it
Feverish Tongues — Solomon Pehrson	I swear I saw the lights flickering Somewhere I hear the ravens bickering “Who’s going to tell him?” My blood is warm my heart is quickening The...	0 views Rate it
Esau — Solomon Pehrson	Hunger now has bought your births blessing So I’m covered in my mother’s goat skins What would you trade to have killed me then Could I say that I’m...	0 views Rate it
The Faun Has Bled — Solomon Pehrson	The liquid in the pitcher’s gone black The goblet on the table’s been cracked Wash up darling I’m here to stay For a perfect feast on a tarnished plate...	0 views Rate it
I Want to Write — Solomon Pehrson	I want to write I want to write I don’t know what poetry is I heard a recording of something I’d written today and I didn’t like it I’m...	0 views Rate it
Empty — Brooklynn Gray	The feeling of being alone is the worst. Who do I go to when I possibly can’t keep going? Where do I run when I feel my heart about to burst? How to...	0 views Rate it
Living In Real Time — Living In Real Time	Living In Real Time by Kamilia Boyd Many years flashed by Mind on auto pilot ...	0 views Rate it
A Future To be Proud of — Semilore Fagbemi	The future is marred by our country’s darkness and despair, A country where hatred spreads, like a chilling, heavy air, Now and ever the walls of...	0 views Rate it
A Poem — cindra d broenner	I came here to help...and as i walked along looking ..i knew that walk would take me to all those that are reaching for someone anyone and I heard my...	0 views Rate it
The déséquilibre — Hollie Paige	So much is lost Dans une autre langue. To speak in another tongue De se cacher Who you have become. Ceux qui te comprennent They can never...	0 views Rate it
A Cynical Reply to a Demon's Mind — Brandi Lynne Bauer	A cynical reply, detonate, dangerous, to a demon's mind. In a sense I get it, it's deep Noah's ark trip, like the lost got you heartless, yet despite it,...	0 views Rate it
I Write — Pete Lee	There were days when I felt like I just might. Instead, I write, Took the time the clear my mind, I still couldn't find the words to make this rhyme, ...	0 views Rate it
My Eyes — Leanna Keller	Look into my eyes See what you want to see Find a way of life A way you want it to be Find a piece of hope A lovely lullaby Find a nice person who...	0 views Rate it
Headless — timoth wafula	Listen to this voice of reason With a reason not of treason, Here for a season and reason, Writhing for breathing, Talking and walking, Try and cry ...	0 views Rate it
passage of time — Revaaaaa	I wonder what would happen if we didn't have any means to measure the time passed would all the time I spent waiting for you to love me still be...	0 views Rate it
Darkness surrounding my light — Jessica Lynn Nash	Darkness surrounding my light , Left alone without insight , The family I crave is only a hidden grave, The everlasting pain withers thru my veins, ...	0 views Rate it
Beau/day — day	I'm trying to start listening to myself. Tell me sub-conscious, what are your aspirations? What apparitions of ambition lie just yonder. 'Neath...	0 views Rate it
the smile that broke this wall of sadness and despair — Pamela Roantree	The smile that broke this wall of sadness and despair. She wore her sadness like a thick heavy coat . It protected her and smothered her in equal...	0 views Rate it
love that wasnt made to last — aislinn	In the depths of sorrow's embrace, Where shadows linger and tears trace, A tale of heartbreak, sad and true, Unfolds within this verse, for you. A...	0 views Rate it
Hour glass — Anna Tackett	There are days where I want to do nothing. To sit under an old, big tree and just smile, Make my time worthwhile. Our time on this planet, in this...	0 views Rate it
Once a Soldier, Always a Soldier. — Szymon Rutkowski	The relentless aggression I witness I bleed crimson, screams of agony resonate Through the brick walls they travel When will this fantasy end? To be...	0 views Rate it
I am not God — Rachel Edghill	I made a promise to myself that I would Love you with all that I had That I would give my all without hesitation I would do it all without any...	0 views Rate it
I was more — Chris Revels	I was more. I was more than a student with endless curiosity and fascination without limit. I seeked answers in all subjects and questions, even those...	0 views Rate it
Cheer up — Liam Hall	Cheer up. Two words which when heard both anger and dissapoint but only seem to produce a wry smile as though to say good advice. Cheer up. To live...	0 views Rate it
Passage by a Worm — Kuro	Intact in small space, a lone worm roams, Unaware of surroundings, it calls its home. Sympathy, empathy, now part of its bones, Wondering what lies...	0 views Rate it

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