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A Jamaican Schoolboy’s Memory of Elizabeth the Queen — Karl Constantine FOLKES	I saw her stroll before my eyes, A royal monarch establishing ties, Parading at Sabina Park. The glamorous scene was far from stark. A royal...	484 views Rate it
Soldier — Steve Dupere	Redemption comes and goes for the broken, A life we lived of wounds unspoken. We’ve spilled our blood for another man’s glory. Now we live to tell our...	479 views Rate it
Why Choose to Die When You Can Fly — Cristina Kim	Why choose to die when you can fly? Little bird, try and spread your wings across the sky. Because after you’ve tried and there’s no one to guide, ...	473 views Rate it
The Rocking Chair — Betsy Wokersien Stephens	She gathers her thoughts as she rocks in the chair And stares out the window into the thin air Alone with the memories that dance in her mind The old...	453 views Rate it
Be a Reggae Ras-Tafari-Mon — Karl Constantine FOLKES	JAH-Ras-Tafari. A righteous song of i-an-i. Be a reggae ras-tafari-mon. An fly away from Babylon. Reggae music deh ya fi tan. Let’s sing it all...	447 views Rate it
Sea Fever — John Masefield	I must down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by; And the wheel’s kick and the wind’s...	422 views Rate it
The Charge of Pastors as Shepherds — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The pastor as shepherd of all his flock Must govern with diligence. With faith and with trust in God as his rock; Ever seeking His presence. Beware...	406 views Rate it
Word's Great Battle — Barry W Smith	If war was only words fought in the dark of night Then the pain would go away in the morning light But the strength of the battle is in the lack of...	395 views Rate it
The Divided Self in Sync — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Alone on the couch, one body entombed. Nearby, a partner, fully groomed. Each gifted innately, with autonomous mind. Each seeking friendship, and to...	385 views Rate it
Let Us Both Be the Tree — Olivia Stewart	I'll pick up the pieces While you fall apart I'll sew back together The tears in my heart I feel like the grass Overshadowed by trees You have the...	383 views Rate it
Heartbreaking — Joanne Boyle	I hope there is a Heaven, With someone waiting there. Where fear doesn't live, And there's only love to share. I hope there's someone's arms, To...	380 views Rate it
The Politics of Crime and Punishment — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Congressional politics. Devoid of ethics. Is the politics of crime. A human illness. And crime that goes unpunished. Congressional politics. Gone...	379 views Rate it
My Address Book — B.Mathislange	In the top draw of my desk is where I've kept the addresses of the ones who care. Took my address book, a sheet of paper and pen To write one thing...	378 views Rate it
Wizards of Their Own Dimension — Karl Constantine FOLKES	One heart to another heart. Autistic kids are very smart. Although their minds are off the charts. Autistic kids are all...	378 views Rate it
Overcome — Barry W Smith	I sit through the storm With coffee in hand Thinking of life And all I had planned Long were the hours I worked this farm hard Now counting the...	373 views Rate it
The Rebirth of Goethe’s Nosegay — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A PARABLE (Prequel) “I PICKED a rustic nosegay lately, And bore it homewards, musing greatly; When, heated by my hand, I found The heads all...	372 views Rate it
Today — Leslie Kay Lanham	You can’t look back at yesterday It is no longer there - And don’t look for tomorrow You’ve not yet breathed that air You’re left with just the here...	370 views Rate it
Why I Cry — Janet Muirhead Hill	I wake up warm in a nice soft bed, With a solid shelter above my head. My pantry is stocked with all that I need. I have water to drink and books to...	366 views Rate it
His Final Call — Sherrie Ann Benedict	World, our kids are starving Many with no place to sleep Millions with no families, left orphaned Cold, hopeless; Alone on the...	365 views Rate it
High Flight — John G. Magee Jr.	Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth of...	365 views Rate it
Why All Rivers Flow That Way — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A river thrives with its tributary, To pursue and course its destiny. Unwaveringly obedient to its cause; Earnestly it flows by nature’s laws. All...	357 views Rate it
The Harvesting — John W. May	I slipped into a fatal sleep, Alone the other day, And waking found that I was reaped, Like wheat that sickles slay … The new realm was a...	356 views Rate it
The Truth About Santa — Don Stephens	Prologue: As children we marveled at the mystery of Santa. Why does he live at the North Pole? How old is he? Who are the elves and how did...	356 views Rate it
IF I BE HUMBLE AND SO MEEK (Honoring a Poet Sage) — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The more I read about this tale, The more my poems seem so pale. Not shining bright for your delight, A master’s poems out of sight! You must...	355 views Rate it
Courage is Never a Roar — Gisela Vigil	Courage is Never a Roar Courage is always unspoken, though gallant the sounds that would soar. For bravery travels in silence. Its melody never a...	351 views Rate it