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A husband and his wife — Roberto Suárez Torres	Oh! once my eyes like the moon wide stared, for my bones not as new at night chaffed, when grazed your thighs spark I my gray wares, that your soul...	133 views Rate it
The Nadir Of A Troubled Heart — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	Long are the dark hours of the night, Not a soul in site , but the voices come from everywhere, the walls,the floor,the doors, Some are jokes,some are...	131 views Rate it
The Art of Non-Violence — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	We humans are born, With the universally sole purpose of, Inheriting this vast and beautiful, Life sustaining planet, For a short period of time, ...	128 views Rate it
Within the Sheltered Gloom — Douglas J. Gillert	Within the Sheltered...	126 views Rate it
Difference of perspective — Aishwarya Tiwari	Dwindling in the dark; I taste the stars, You can't do it in "artificial"... Happiness for me when 'we' together.. Your expenses make own...	125 views Rate it
A Leader For the Masses — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	For half a century, He met thousands in a day, Listening to sounds of sorrow, Giving solace to hearts, Never tired of serving, His undivided loving...	123 views Rate it
Strawberries — Warren Joe Hartung	This gentle sun kissed spring day takes me back to that brightly dappled meadow of long ago, with its wild strawberries, ripe and ripening, dazzling hues...	117 views Rate it
Knowing God — Douglas H. Mc Clintock	God is the alpha and the omega, The beginning and the end. Which means no beginning and no end. Put that in your brain and think about it...	117 views Rate it
A Victory in Defeat — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	They approached each battle, As fearless warriors, With the strength of their skills, And the weaknesses of their opponents. They were the...	117 views Rate it
The Old Tree — Lisa Campbell	THE OLD TREE The old tree stands in back of the house Tall, a good 50 feet or so Its bark like my hair Graying with age Solid, a beacon of...	115 views Rate it
Dad — Elise Ashlie May	I'm with you even when we're not together; I'm in your blood to the bone. I’m the daughter who was once there A million times I needed you. There, we...	115 views Rate it
A Caravan of Souls — dk debell	A CARAVAN of SOULS (by d.k.debell) Through Desert Sands / & Mountain Passes – We Cross Dead Seas / & Seas of Grasses; We Drink from Bowls / &...	114 views Rate it
Waiting — Courtnie McKern	I sit in silence consumed by the darkness, awaiting test results that are keeping me up at night. I stare at my coffee cup that is giving me solace as I...	113 views Rate it
Moving Forward as a Team of 1 — Moving Forward as a Team of 1	Oh today is a memory of yesterday and today. We must plan today we'll. Tomorrow is not...	113 views Rate it
My Treats — Kendra K St John	My Treats The soft white light Lit the island behind As she peered Into the freezer. Chills hit her As she pulled open the keeper of delights....	113 views Rate it
20 years later — Minister Leon J Wright Colonel	Why.✈️...	112 views Rate it
The Unknown Comes — Kennet Benoit-Hutchins	A master teacher of human frailty Comes calling, even the sheltered deaf Hear and heed the call; helter skelter Answering with disbelief, laughter,...	112 views Rate it
Trends in the Digital Breeze — Imel Seda	In the realm of screens and endless streams, Where bytes and hashtags reign supreme, A virtual world, a digital maze, The latest trends in countless...	112 views Rate it
Journey of the Unrepentant — Davidlind	Journey of the unrepentant struggle of the lost discovering it wasn't them it was their robot parts. Here's a unit little one made with shiny...	110 views Rate it
The Family Outcast — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	Beautiful was my childhood, A lot of siblings, To care of the baby, That was me, Everyone was at my beck and call, I was the world around my family. ...	110 views Rate it
The Funfair of Life — Susanna Elliott-Newth	An eerie silence enshrouds, Closing tightly around My ears and neck until I shiver violently. I’m asked this question often. Would I step on again ...	109 views Rate it
JIMMY — mad hippie poet	I was sitting here with nowhere to go sitting here with these memories of you. Why in the hell did you have to leave so damn soon? It has been almost 33...	108 views Rate it
Today — TODAY	Take time today to see the invisible people-- OUR homeless and destitute Take time today to listen to the silent cries of OUR hungry and forgotten...	107 views Rate it
The Pure Embrace of Solace — Lionel Napoleon Therroth	More than a decade ago, On a warm Sunny day, We confronted each other, For the first time, I realised suddenly that, My past,present and future, Had...	107 views Rate it
By the order of a finger — Mohammad Zafar Sadek	By the order of a finger Mohammad Zafar Sadek The soil of bengal was burst into pieces by endless anger the soil was broken...	96 views Rate it

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