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The Heart Break Poem — Alexandra	He's looking at me the way I write poems So deeply He has a way of breaking my heart I hope that When it rains You think of me Another sad song...	47 views Rate it
Satin Doll ode to Jazz — GiGi Crawford	Satin Doll She shimmy as she graces the stage to sing. A sly look to her left at a cat calling dream. Cat daddy scattin to Satin...	47 views Rate it
Utter Submission — Gerald Logie	If you have a problem then I have a plan Let me tell you as I gently stroke your hand I will listen intently to your every word Your voice will be...	46 views Rate it
Heart's Seasons — Pamela Blanchfield	Spear of diamond sunlight thrust In autumn – a rare pure treasure, Tiny specks, swirling dancing dust Moments watched in dreaming pleasure Prism of...	46 views Rate it
Sorrow of Sweet Springtime — Sander Weeks	My sweetheart's off among the flowers young With springtime's sleepiness and toes still numb Which grove she's in her soft light feet don't sing Just...	46 views Rate it
I'll give you the world — Heather Lydia Thornhill	When you're mine I'll give you the world But as you hold out your hand Please understand That I will love you eternally For your soul will become my...	46 views Rate it
Pure love❤️ — Sultaniya Khan	"Shaayad main kabhi tumhe is baat ka koi saboot na de paau... ... Lekin mohabbat beintehaa hai tumse ye baat tumhe kaise...	46 views Rate it
Grant’s Star — Grant Lancaster	I love fast, I love hard. My love is vast, My love reaches far. My love is never ending, My heart continually beating, My love never pretending, ...	46 views Rate it
The Unicorn Maiden — David Inch	The Unicorn Maiden By David Inch In a dream I saw a woman Like the woman only seen in a dream Her beauty was...	46 views Rate it
Reason and Rhyme — Brenda Wilkins	Everything has it's season, Everything has it's time. All things have a reason, All things have a rhyme. Oft times we can't see it, For oft times...	46 views Rate it
Tarnished Harp — Sue Whitehead	Then, then when I was green And all my strings had sheen My ev’ry note would tremble. The wind made primitive tempo and time, My melody came from...	45 views Rate it
DIGGING MYSELF IN A HOLE — John Townsend	How was I to know such a small task like digging a hole could be a nightmare too behold, that you could drift could let yourself get carried away ...	45 views Rate it
meow! — Markus Kiener	cat was missing flyers were hanging everywhere around the name of the cat was Jane Jane will never be found again Jane has gone forever I met...	45 views Rate it
Green Fruit — Mary Geary	In the valley with my fate Angle mountain straight and staring I culled green fruit. No flower, yet root, Cross Spring and fallow youth...	45 views Rate it
Words — Douglas H. Mc Clintock	Words are a big part of who we are. A well spoken vocabulary is a real treasure. Talking correctly to others is a real pleasure To enjoy one's company is...	45 views Rate it
Bless me Hosannah — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Bless Bless Bless me Hosanna Bless me Hosanna Bless me Hosanna Bless me Hosanna Love is your light Love is your might Love is...	44 views Rate it
The Pushkin Cult — Mark Sconce	I’ve heard it said that each adult, No matter how insightful, Cannot resist a clever cult Whose message is delightful. Such is the case with...	44 views Rate it
Doctor or Mister — Dana Rogers	Dana has worked as a dental hygienist for 25 years. She lives in Coventry, Connecticut. She is a mother and a wife. Dana grew up in Florida and moved to...	44 views Rate it
My Future Forever — Jimmy Ash	All I needed was a tiny dose of you To bring back my lost creativity My emotions rapidly bleed through In eloquent fashion for you all to see. I...	44 views Rate it
A Somber Melody — Laila Ross	The somber melody of the bow against the strings of my veins Many people wish not to hear it, or simply tune it out When I play the song, It begins and...	44 views Rate it
Messiah — Ben Qenny	I was born into a worldly house with a ma and pops Likely how you were, and how the next guy was, But from an early age, about 10 years tops— There...	44 views Rate it
A Rainbow Afternoon — Joye Lange	A Rainbow Afternoon The sky was sort of cloudy With some sunshine Peeking through The beauty of That summer day On a rainbow afternoon A sign...	44 views Rate it
Flux — Anubrato Ghatak	Today, it's bad. A really bad day, Today. Watching you go Just makes me sad; If you want me to beg, Well I won't do that. A tree I planted...	43 views Rate it
I push the ground you walk on. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Upper lift shudder. Exhale crystal lotus scent. Downward I push you With my poinience Awaken florescence. Louder they call you. Better. Better they call....	43 views Rate it
Captive — leah Billy	I am tethered to the iron bars of a small window in a vacant equine stable. The window is outlined by cobwebs with spiders nesting inside. There are...	43 views Rate it