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Dear Grandma — John W. May	Dear grandma, I could see you were just as stunned as I When drifting its Body traversed our sky: Noiseless, Black, Slow, it moved right overhead ...	66 views Rate it
Pillow Pals — Debra Tharpe	Of all the things from coast to coast My pillows what I love most. It holds my head with all its dreams And listens to tomorrow's schemes. When...	66 views Rate it
She is gone — Mina Ekladious	How can your body breathe without a soul, Keeping your heart beats when it's hurt, When you are losing your love and it's beyond your control, The one...	66 views Rate it
of that, golden sky — Heather Lydia Thornhill	As the sun laughs at the Gods And throws down its diamond wings And draws the creatures to its bliss Let us ponder this... For as, in its blackened...	66 views Rate it
Ruminating Empath — Chanci N	Alone and depressed. Overwhelmed with distress. Never know which emotion to feel. Your mind persistently questions existence. Reality doesn't...	66 views Rate it
Jack and jill sack of pills — Timothy Peterson aka HazyTrueStory	I'm going to tell you a story, It's a very common tune. About two people Jack and Jill, And this is what they've been through. High school was...	66 views Rate it
Am I the Clam? — Maggie Ransom	Invisible existence Buried in muck Paralyzed, constricted Dark, Heavy and Stuck Unaware the intentions Of a predator hov’ring above Mistaking...	65 views Rate it
A Heisted Dog's Knee — Nicole Crowned	I was a baby juniper as green as green could be. I once had healthy branches that everyone could...	65 views Rate it
D.E.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N (Press On) — Dr. Jessica Ross McDonald	D.E.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N (Press On) Depression is being in DENIAL that it exists No matter how hard it grabs you by the wrist Depression is being on an...	65 views Rate it
Villanelle for the brokenhearted — Gaurav Jogesh Mehra	It’s too sad to be a-doing nothing, When the river of time keeps a-flowing on. The broken heart should look up to a li’l something. Treasures, if be...	65 views Rate it
NOTHING — Dr Peter Marshall	Nothing By Peter Marshall I stepped into an Abyss And found I didn’t fall And I could not feel cold nor hot And couldn’t touch a wall ...	65 views Rate it
HA! HA!' SAID THE CLOWN — Phil Roberts	Just because it's the political stage Why must they all act like clowns? Just because their party rules Why must they bring Australia...	65 views Rate it
IN MEMORY OF A POET — Jesus Betancourt	When my rooster dumps alot of cacca-doodle It's cause he ate too many gingerdoodle Snap noodle this poem sounds like trash Ah foodle, I wish I could write...	65 views Rate it
Piece of heaven — Sana Meer	All the stars in my eyes World and then universe lays Waking, wandering and walking Everything around me stalking Beautiful creature and nature I...	64 views Rate it
Bon Voyage — Jay Kshirsagar	It was a gay sunny day, & I saw a voyage leaving the port away, I had a small thought of sailing venice way, Though,wondered had a little penny left...	64 views Rate it
I Wander Through the Universe — Steve Cochrane	I wander through the universe And see each shining star. Sometimes I feel they are a curse Because they are quite far. The planets are much harder...	64 views Rate it
March 4th — Gina Madeya	March 4 Here it comes again This wave of grief to pull me under A scream from deep within my bones Raw and loud, eclipsing thunder. As darker...	64 views Rate it
If I Follow — Gina Madeya	If I Follow If I follow you, will you remember me, when the road starts to curve and there’s nothing left to see? If I loved you, would you burry...	64 views Rate it
First Date — Alan Cook	"Look what the postman brought," you told me afterward you said as I walked by your window, bleary-eyed from want of bed. Kind words, and kinder still...	64 views Rate it
The Petal Of A Rose — JESUS BETANCOURT	Before it fell And withered away Let out a fragrance to tell It gave beauty to the rose in its...	64 views Rate it
Concrete Solitude — Nicholas Visotto	In the heart of the city's ceaseless beat, Where neon lights paint the crowded street, Amid the towers that touch the sky, I find a solitude that...	63 views Rate it
Mom‘s Tattered Prayer Book — Barbara A Cadogan	This was her greatest treasure In which she found much pleasure. A tattered book of prayers Read faithfully throughout the years. Sitting silently...	63 views Rate it
The Soul — Russell Anderson	How much energy Is contained in the soul? An infinite number Of kilocalories per...	63 views Rate it
ABUSED AND BROKEN — Sherrie Ann Benedict	Hey World, do I have a message for you I've been getting beat down by humanity since the early age of two I've seen things that have rarely been witnessed...	63 views Rate it
Wander — Wander	Wander As I wander leaving my thoughts and troubles behind, Clearing the clutter from my wandering mind. As I wander calmly, relaxed and in no need...	63 views Rate it

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