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It's Time — Melissa Calcote	We spoke on a whim and ended with a grin. I can't remember when I thought I'd feel this way again. The amount of respect you inflect, one never would...	74 views Rate it
Paper Friends — Steve Cochrane	Sometimes there are some people who You see at school or work, They often are real nice to you But friendship they will shirk. You aren't the kind...	73 views Rate it
Coin — Berxiton	They say life is like a coin flip it once, and one will lose None forever in the wallet the one without is on the...	73 views Rate it
Fairy Tales — Ana Lawton	It's not the end of my world, though it sometimes seems that way. Is my sky finally ready to topple down, or is it just a cloudy day? Are all of the...	73 views Rate it
Little Girl — Nishtaa	That little girl Who read books of true love Of fairytales and happily ever afters That little girl who dreamt of magic Of a Prince Charming Her...	73 views Rate it
Ripple eyes — Heather Lydia Thornhill	3D imagery flows inside my minds eyes Rippling like a sonic wave from the earth To the devine and those of thine Waves of skaters flow and glide Making...	73 views Rate it
My Telescope — Esketit	I look up at the sky, And I spy with my little eye, A cloud, ply-with teal and lilac- In a sky ever so...	73 views Rate it
Of Joyce Kilmer and War — Janet Muirhead Hill	Whenever he went to Suffern along the Erie track, he saw a poor old farmhouse, crumbling, broken, and black. It touched his deep compassion to see it...	72 views Rate it
My Name is Steve and I'm a Poet-aholic — Steve Cochrane	My poet mood can happen fast. I never know how long it'll last I must write or I will forget. The rest of life becomes a blur. The way I always do...	72 views Rate it
Ken My Everything — Candice Lynn Sapp	Ken my love, my life, the air that I breathe. You're my soul, my happiness, the all that I need. You're my light, my dark, the stars in the sky. ...	72 views Rate it
Hopeful Testimony — Angelina D. Miles	A light at the end, A life on the mend, A spark of hope, A room aglow. Comfort in words, Colors in my head, Thoughts on a loop, Giving them...	72 views Rate it
Sandy — Rick Wojtala	She was born smart our hearts had to part She married better than me I had to be free At the end she blew me a kiss a career I couldn’t risk Free love,...	72 views Rate it
The Beggar In The Street — Rama Lakshmanan	The Beggar In The Street By Rama Lakshmanan I hate myself each time I see A beggar in the street. It’s not that I have placed her there To beg...	72 views Rate it
EVERYTHING DISINTERGRATES — JESUS BETANCOURT	In the realm of the Cosmos stars die Galaxies eventually deteriorate Antimatter will still matter, it's no lie Infinity is still something I...	72 views Rate it
Those Evil Few — John W. May	With wealth, the likes of Helen's Troy, There are these few that think they're coy— They seem so modest, but I warn, Their modesty is but a ploy. ...	71 views Rate it
At His Feet — tanyas.74554	A baby lay at her father’s feet, An ancient custom now obsolete Where fathers chose to spurn or to keep Their babbling baby placed at their feet. He...	71 views Rate it
Battles Fought Behind a Restless Sleep — Max Wiseman	Tonight, my sleep will be restless. Long gone are the days when the earth’s heavenly lays: Be it nature’s parade at the daybreak, Or the peaceful...	71 views Rate it
Piercing the void. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	And as the daffodils lay down The hills rolled far and wide Sinking into this great star The one which we are proud To glisten with the varnished sky...	70 views Rate it
The Friendless and Lonely Scarecrow — Joseph Elliott Vaughan	Made of straw with no living soul, Empty of pleasure, of love and of hope; The scarecrow endures the heat and the cold Without a friend or hand to...	70 views Rate it
DARKNESS — JESUS BETANCOURT	Approached by a man who is blind Asked me about everything I could see I told him it was hard to find People who see the world's beauty The blind...	70 views Rate it
Refugee — Sarah Jane Hull	Pack a bag my darling. It is time for us to leave. Pack a bag my darling. Place your trust in me. There is no school tomorrow. And my heart is full...	70 views Rate it
Royalty vs the poet's realms — S.Zaynab.Kamoonpury	Of splendid thrones of gold or treasures manifold Of jewelled caskets or lavish banquets Of Emirs and rajahs Of Sultan and Shahs...	70 views Rate it
Check Your Balance — Anthony Gambino	Creation by design. Clandestinely defined. Up from the crown back down to the spine, to the barely visible Atom and Everything combined. ...	70 views Rate it
From Nature’s Palette — Gisela Vigil	Enchanted by seasons, such magic they hold. Adorned are the scenes that changes unfold. In heart of each season, where beauty discerns for Nature’s...	69 views Rate it
The tree in the field — Laura Sanders	THE TREE IN THE FIELD. I ventured across the lifeless. bleached skeleton of a tree. ...	69 views Rate it