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My hair grows up — Davida	My hair grows UP the weight of the world is held up by my hair Each coil n curls holds things that’s unfair The kitchen controls all the thoughts I...	51 views Rate it
Cancel submissions — Alex Paige	Please...	51 views Rate it
My Moon — C. L. Colby	I found a love with the moon I had once with the sea A kindred friend who sits with me. Spoken without words I visit my friend. Looking forward to...	51 views Rate it
Nature Whispers — Emil Brown	How long the day is. Beating its chest, making its presence known. Consistent and steady with an unwavering tone. A train trudging forward on ...	51 views Rate it
Immortality — Frederick Lee Kasten	No more must I then be forgot, Beneath the sand that God hath wrought, Under the sky of crimson blue, Upon the land I once then...	51 views Rate it
The Sons of the East — John W. May	They knew from Arabia's Golden past, From fragments and scrolls that they had amassed, That a sign, that a star would soon appear ...	51 views Rate it
Did You Have Your Fingers Crossed — Nancy Rodriquez	Did you have your fingers crossed. When you said you loved me? We have gone through all this loss. and you refuse to hear my solemn plea. You judge me...	51 views Rate it
Let you down — Sean Heggie	I'm sorry that I let you down, that I was just too meh to have met your crown. Absent in time I never knew you enough, and so far from home mum...	51 views Rate it
Never look back. — Laura Sanders	Never look back. My darling, remember those days long ago, when we both held hands, through the rain and snow? How we cheerfully chatted and were...	51 views Rate it
Still — Peggy Snow	Still Do they ever really go away ...	51 views Rate it
TIME — Joan Crowley	Time was when you children were young, And all day long I was on the run. There never seem to be enough, So much to do ...so much stuff. How the...	51 views Rate it
The Monsters in my Mind — Janet Stafford	The darkness stretches into the loneliness of night Tormenting demons all come out, to stand and fight Struggles between what was and should have been ...	51 views Rate it
MONSTA — Greg Zemlansky	“MONSTA” WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED… It sounded at first like a 4th of July fireworks. Perhaps a military salute to the “Flag” noiseworks. But...Oh,...	51 views Rate it
The Ordinarily Amazing Muliebrity — Tvisha Sinha	A woman is a Phoenix, And criticizing her is the work of cynics. She is a lioness who can never be tamed by the society, For she is the most...	51 views Rate it
Delightful demolition — Samantha Simonson	Bright computerized eyes Censor and scrutinize They record our actions to use against us They contribute to all that is unjust No one can undo...	51 views Rate it
Expectations — ArkiArt	To you, each step I take is a blunder I grew up resenting you, no wonder Your expectations became my horror I’m not adept to handle such pressure ...	51 views Rate it
I WANT TO KNOW — Debbie Middaugh AKA TURBO1904	I'm not interested in how, You make a living? I want to know if you have nothing, Are you still giving? I want to know if you dare to...	51 views Rate it
A Fear Of — Rosa Di Noto	I have a Fear of.... You and I getting close, Opening my heart to love, And letting emotions coast I have a Fear of, Telling you about myself, ...	51 views Rate it
Pay The Debt — Jacob A Taylor	Blatant deceit from the wretched corrupters of souls Crookedly twisting and manipulating helpless victims, Satan's tools Wrathful fate for fleshly...	51 views Rate it
NIGHT — Nidya Shahid	OH NIGHT ! YOUR BEAUTIFUL SIGHT BRIGHTNESS WITH MOON LIGHT SMALL TWINKLE GIVE A DELIGHT BUT UNFORTUNATELY EVERYTHING SPOIL IN THE DAY...	50 views Rate it
Tranquility — Gina Madeya	Tranquility Who is your foundation when earth gives way beneath you? What is your one truth that you find left to cling to? Twin towers will...	50 views Rate it
The Magic of Bobcaygeon — Lauri Ross	The Magic of Bobcaygeon There is a town they call Bobcaygeon, For those who come it is a haven, Of magical things to see and do, A joy to...	50 views Rate it
To be in love with two — Wendy Nichols	As I hold my new born son and look into his eyes, I study all his features amazed at his tiny size. I look over at my husband who's sitting by my side. ...	50 views Rate it
The Steadfast March of Time — Janet Muirhead Hill	The saddest thing about Time, I think, is how it marches on. All steady, it doesn’t miss a beat; each moment to the next is gone. Time’s stalwart...	50 views Rate it
On Valentine's Day — Cristina Kim	Promise me no presents No gifts, no surprises. Instead, gift me your presence All gentle, all sincere. This day is just an excuse, A day that can...	50 views Rate it