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Nestle Does my Bedtime Bird — Matthew Franklin Allen	Imagining a vantage through sentimental memories; A "personified natural construct" analogy of resting and waving amidst a swaying canopy, on a...	345 views Rate it
Silent Whale — Dante Unknown	I heard the loudest noise of my life. It didn't come from animals or machines, or gods or weary souls It didn't come from politicians all abound...	344 views Rate it
Cosmic Brethren With One Goal — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Do not be flustered if you find, This poem challenges the mind. To question what is false or real; To know the truth, beyond the pale. Finding ways...	343 views Rate it
BEAUTY — E-Yeh-Shure	Beauty is seen In the sunlight, The trees, the birds, Corn growing and people hardworking Or dancing for...	342 views Rate it
Phenomenal Woman — Joseph O. Edwards	Phenomenal woman, Indeed! The universe says you are; Without glitz or fanfare attached You were, born a true star. Humility and unemblazoned poise,...	341 views Rate it
Referential — Vadim Kagan	Admitting that the good guys lost The third, the second and the first Hopped on the last train to the coast To go a thousand miles And all the lovely...	340 views Rate it
Darkness is Not Emptiness — Adam Roy Carrigan	I like the darkness I do not need to see I am good Because I choose to be As darkness surrounds my being I know that I am not alone Forgive me for...	338 views Rate it
I won't be home for Christmas — J.D. Mags	I won’t be home for Christmas, just say a prayer for me, that this thousand miles between us, will not forever be. No gleaming frosty winter, no...	337 views Rate it
'I Am Again' — Robin Loving	I am the face that launched a thousand ships Sending legions of brave men to war Draped in silk and promised a crown Not too proud to be one man's...	333 views Rate it
Piini Wali Iz Jumeikan Pikni Fren (Fireflies are Friends of Jamaican Children) — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Ku pan demdeh piini wali a flai. A flai ina di kai soh ai. Ina di nait wid fidem lait. A shain, a shain soh brait. Mi lov fi kech piini wali ina...	332 views Rate it
On Dreaming — John W. May	I often wonder with a grin What imagery my dreams might show: I blanket deep, pull covers in, And ponder how my dreams will go ... For in the haunt...	329 views Rate it
Wisdom to Gain — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The seeker’s dilemma Is for Tao, Joy. Where mortals find hindrance, The Tao sees ploy. For what seems poor action, No pleasure, but pain, For Tao...	318 views Rate it
The feeling you give. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Gentle was the night you held me in A face hidden in the stars like life began Floating mind and body purified I would not mind if I had died If I...	316 views Rate it
Moods and Meanings — Don Stephens	I await the hands of Fate to shape and mold me through the years I feel the strain of each subtle change preparing for laughter or tears I hear the...	315 views Rate it
Whom Shall I love — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Who then shall I love, If hatred surrounds me everywhere? Whom shall I forever And forever endear? Whom shall I with eternal love, Display my...	309 views Rate it
Wonderfully Created — Barry W Smith	Walk through fields of grass yet to die Under mountains that rise into the sky Swim in glass lakes that are frozen in time This world created by the...	308 views Rate it
A Dropout — Rico Miller	A Dropout Listen my children and you shall hear What dropouts do and what they fear I dropped out and made my name A number one fool in the hall of...	307 views Rate it
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The Invisible Rainbow — Drew Harrison	There are things beyond sight that I suddenly see, I’ll show you—dear reader—if you’d just come with me. I’m sure you know colors, like red, green,...	286 views Rate it
The Joy That Should Be — Edith A Phinazee	No one can see me, No one can free me, For I hide Deep inside. Life's events winding Like strips binding 'Till I'm mummified, and petrified. Seeing each...	268 views Rate it
The Slave's Dream — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Beside the ungathered rice he lay, His sickle in his hand; His breast was bare, his matted hair Was buried in the sand. Again, in the mist and shadow of...	265 views Rate it
M y Emotions — Val Cabral	It's funny how you live day by day A different mood and a different way. You cry and laugh, then you stop to think - Do all these actions have a...	261 views Rate it
Words finality — Barry W Smith	The time has come I do regret That words I spoke I did not vet If I could eat The words I've said I would eat and eat Until they're dead I'd...	255 views Rate it
Ramblings of an Old Man — Randy West	It’s sad that wisdom comes along when we are so damn old. The lessons that you’ll learn in life are worth much more than gold. I prefer to treat my age...	252 views Rate it
Gathering Words — Barry W Smith	I gather words out of the air Like leafs blowning in the wind And put them in their rightful place To make poems read by men My ideas are my own to...	251 views Rate it