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Rules for a Roundabout — Ed Riederich	Rules for a Roundabout Let me put it to you in a roundabout way The rules of the road some dont...	23 views Rate it
Don't Hate — Doreene Felder	Hate is a word used when things don't go your way Though there's a time to hate As well as a time to love It's a time for all seasons From Father above...	23 views Rate it
Unnamed — Phil Roberts	‘You have to step in line!’ Is the leader’s battle cry, ‘Rebels will not be tolerated!’ The law says, ‘Conform or...	23 views Rate it
The Conundrums of Today and the Promise of Tomorrow — Elizabeth Moroz	The Conundrums of Today and the Promise of Tomorrow A tear of genuine sorrow forming in the eye of an innocent child The fear of what the feminine...	23 views Rate it
Today's Little Questions — Robert James Wagstaff	Can I play question and answer? Have I found plastic or pearl? Did she tell me not to want her? Did she tell me she's a bad girl? Did our paths...	23 views Rate it
The Quilt With The Hidden Treasure — Eileen Clark	I got a letter from a very old friend She said my grandma's life has come to an end My grandma lived so many miles and states away I tried to get her...	23 views Rate it
Childhood — Fathima Zohra	Sometimes, I wish , we could go back in time. To the life that was filled with stories and rhymes. To when our worries were as simple as , what to...	23 views Rate it
Now Nobody’s daughter nobody’s child. — Maria Ellul	I am the sun, the moon and the stars, I am Saturn, Jupiter and Mars. I am the rain, the wind and the snow, I am the flowers and the trees that grow. ...	23 views Rate it
I Saw Her Waiting — Dante Unknown	Hot concrete from a sweltering day, pressed against her once-white shoes. Even though the bus don't come, she's paying reverence in the pews. ...	23 views Rate it
HAPPINESS IS — Debbie Middaugh AKA TURBO1904	HAPPINESS IS Coffee in the morning. Heeding the warning. HAPPINESS IS The kids next door. Wiping out an old Score. HAPPINESS...	23 views Rate it
Lonely — Dorrian Ezekias Hadley	Lonesome in the midst of a crowd I can hear my own thoughts out loud. People around me talking to me And yet I'm so lost as can be. I hear what...	23 views Rate it
My Mother’s garden — Jenni Perkins	mother kept a garden full of flowers of the heart she planted all the beauty- that gave my life it’s start. she turned me into sunshine ...	23 views Rate it
Fairytale. — Sarah Jane Hull	He led her up the garden path. At first she smiled And she laughed. His every word she did believe. As his eyes and smile did deceive. He made her...	23 views Rate it
Betty White - A Bright Light in the Night — Ryan P. Fujii	Verse 1 You know you were always so bright, As you performed and in front of the spotlight. You were real through and through, Genuine beyond what we...	23 views Rate it
The Light of the World — Roberto Suárez Torres	veiled, from lamps of the sun, to rough steep pits barred found...	23 views Rate it
Salt of my tears. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	What's it like on earth? The sky is filled with white clouds. What are clouds? Clouds are raindrops filled with salt. What is salt? Salt is as clear white...	23 views Rate it
the vine sapling — Sanjay Kumbkarni	day i saw a vine sapling sprouting in my garden of who i was the warden... it grew and curled and ever so slowly climbed not as much i wanted in my...	23 views Rate it
SISTER — Debra K Middaugh	My sister is more than a sister, a special friend, She has saved my ass time and time...	23 views Rate it
The Quiet. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Her thoughts awoke her in a breezy room. The surrounding walls were gothically high. She made tea to calm her nerves of doom. Instead of a switch, Arch...	23 views Rate it
Sensual Soul. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	The souls kiss was softer than air, as their lips touched their bodies bare their heads tilt and glisten the air their bodies turn as brightens their...	23 views Rate it
DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL — Phil Roberts	On the dark night of the soul Only evil walks this land, Empty promises freely flow Across red desert...	23 views Rate it
Dew on Rose. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	The scrapyard made her sag her head only the corn cob in her hand aligned to a beautiful world. Her hands ached in pain having smeared the scorched...	23 views Rate it
Glacial Wings — Heather Lydia Thornhill	The mammoth was frozen solid As a bollard. Its feet melting on the shattered glacier A bead of ice water hit a clear spear Submersing it then another and...	23 views Rate it
Sea — Thomas C. Ankenbruck	Creatures dressed in colorful array ascending from the depths' abyss unique in their special way unleashed power wonders of creation opens beauty all...	23 views Rate it
Wordsworth's Daffodils — Alan S Jeeves	Far away over meadows, fields and hills Or through oak woodland which is ever sweet; Seeking out Wordsworth's golden...	23 views Rate it