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The Lomg Winding Road — Angela Aday	The Long Winding Road It is a long winding road this thing we call life, it is full of sorrow, grief and pain but what others don't see is the strength...	0 views Rate it
The Language Of Numbers — Alexzandra Danielle Levy	Math is said to be the language of numbers, Artists can see beyond light, Poets are the observes of life, but those who speaks the language of numbers...	0 views Rate it
The Ent — Rom Freschi	The Ent A sort of apology (for a certain someone but for friends and non-friends, as well) You know as...	0 views Rate it
The Druids — Alan Peter Garfoot Jnr. Cert.H.E.	From deep within the woods of the sacred vine, And celestial spiritual knit of the mistletoe knot, Spout forth the shoots of a youth in its prime, And...	0 views Rate it
Sucker punch — Bridget Gallagher	Watching the red in my eye disappear was like watching a blood moon eclipsing in increments But the blind pain still rose and set And the stain that...	0 views Rate it
Strange is the new norm — E.d Adegoke	Strange is the new norm, A world we once knew has transformed, Change is the only constant, And the unexpected is omnipresent. Where once we sought...	0 views Rate it
Stone — Douglas Aster	What makes a rock a stone? What grants a granite grace Of solemn certitude which weathers out an age? The hands, rough riverbed base, Which coarse,...	0 views Rate it
Spokes of Venus — Naomi Waldschmidt	What love did— it did not hurry Shrouded in months of quandaries A bewitching decay Soaked in chamomile baths with sugar flambé My inkling...	0 views Rate it
Something Which Does Not Like a Wall — Mary Khazak Grant	There is-- Something in me which doesn't like a wall, between you and me, between inside us or outside turrets. I keep faith inside though outside...	0 views Rate it
Smile — Santa Espinosa	Smile One could dream of having multiple dreams come true. If I could only have one dream realized, It would be to smile forever… Rainbows, birds...	0 views Rate it
Six Thousand Days in an Hour — Gina Lalli	If I could put all my experiences to pen How and why would it end? How would I express Thoughts of impending death At the tender age of five? How...	0 views Rate it
silent killer — Jeannette Fritz	killer i’d leave a note consider this it pernicious void penetrated by a blinding kaleidoscope of chaos magnified fragments illuminate the...	0 views Rate it
Rose — Journey Livingston	I thought you were a rose beautiful and sweet but with every rose theirs thorns and your thorns cut so deep dragging along painfully this wasn’t just a...	0 views Rate it
Riddle me this — Ari Griffie	Riddle me this seasons change new seasons grow some friendship go through hard time but forget the friendships that once was grown full of trust and love...	0 views Rate it
Redemption — Ceselina	Redemption Now I'll have a block, Like a lock in my heart, Never afraid of the dark, I just don't know where to start, but God I am free, but life...	0 views Rate it
Red — Jacqueline Windell	I watch him secretly from the corner of my eye, he is a curiosity my hunger needs to urgently satisfy. Desperately hoping for him to say something as he...	0 views Rate it
Ready. — Taylah McKay	Ready to explore the world, Never knowing what life has installed.. With the pressure and pain along the way, Hesitated to leave but I always stay.. ...	0 views Rate it
Purple — Stellar	Purple. What does it mean? It has no connotations in my brain. Red is placed with anger, fire, and rage. Yellow with happiness, bright and light. Blue,...	0 views Rate it
Olive — Elliot Mills	Presensce > Presents = Presents > Presence...	0 views Rate it
O Father, Where Have You Gone — A. Tumelty	O Father, where have you gone 'I took hold of eternity's hand' I implore, tell me, where have you gone If you tell me, I will surely come My efforts...	0 views Rate it
My Nix — Adewusi Oluwaseun Aderinsola	The conversation ministry of troubled joy. .....when time thinks, it's an err from ageing, when tend to improve with time; following the perfect tune...	0 views Rate it
My Garden — Qween Ci	Day in and day out she tends to other peoples gardens....	0 views Rate it
My Darkness — Jacqueline Windell	My soul ever so black, torture I can never take back. Allowing love to take control, has made me forsaken my soul. Intensity that fuels the demons I...	0 views Rate it
Mr . president — angela battais	Hey, Mr president how are things? Do you care about us? Keep trying! Don't fret you have a Big job to do. Hey, Mr president do you care about the children...	0 views Rate it
Modern day thrillseeking! — Charlie Shead	Throttling the clutch, she weaved through the contraflow of traffic, Faster and faster, to the rhythm of the music, Any small wrong move, could be...	0 views Rate it

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