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Scent of the wood — Heather Lydia Thornhill	As the ripened berries pop And we walk after the rain has stopped And the scent of the wood Freshens the mind, and God whitens the clouds with his...	19 views Rate it
Reflection Revealed — Laura L Venezia	Reflection Revealed By: Laura Venezia Life is too short to act like it’s a mirage Are you proud of me? Did I meet your...	19 views Rate it
Life Boat — Mara Vasquez	I am a life boat Floating in a never ending abyss of blackness Miles upon miles of nothingness A pitch black darkness Enough to make somone...	19 views Rate it
The Accused - You Be The Judge — Moomin	Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I bring to you a sad affair Someone who evokes such fury, yet one who faces deep despair For this, the accused who...	19 views Rate it
" ONCE KNEW A DOLL " ( POEM ) — MICKEY BAD GIRL	" " ONCE KNEW A DOLL " ONCE knew a doll Pretty long black hair GREEN eyes shines i see her Smiles each Morning night to. SHE was...	19 views Rate it
Revive — Berxiton	I would like to regret the day that we met when scars were too fresh stitches covering flesh I felt the heat from the fire your illusions, desires ...	19 views Rate it
The Keyhole — JESUS BETANCOURT	Looking through the narrow passage Skeleton key entry through the lock on the door Viewed an image Of a body lying on the floor Loud noises led me...	19 views Rate it
Impressive Stature — JESUS BETANCOURT	Looking up attractive feet attached to strong legs Holding up well defined torso chiseled six pack Pushing up spectacular pecs Supporting broad wide...	19 views Rate it
Political Kill — Lizbeth	I am ready for the kill This is no big deal. It...	19 views Rate it
Nature Warns Us — JESUS BETANCOURT	It's been noticeable around every town Bird populations are down Scientist can't locate where they've flown Blaming the problem is our own A healthy...	19 views Rate it
Daylight Aging Time — JESUS BETANCOURT	Turned my clock back an hour again This fall woke up sixty minutes younger Realized it's a distortional trick of the brain Biologically not feeling any...	19 views Rate it
Venus — Berxiton	I’m not the sun but you are Venus reflecting rays like the moon through the night just spread your light on me, I beg you on me - your dark and...	19 views Rate it
Revelation — JESUS BETANCOURT	Start the world again without religion Let's see how far humanity will get Adam and Eve might not commit a sin A decision God might not regret ...	19 views Rate it
Land of Poetry — JESUS BETANCOURT	Hard to pinpoint specifically Some say Ireland other's claim Chile Somalia is somewhat a possibility It's everywhere you plant seeds of...	19 views Rate it
Chivalrous Robbie — Wayne Blair	Had a name for Queen’s Good English. But he skipped in Gaelic form. Gave us much from Cotter’s Cottage Sunday’s fire Would keep all warm. Or a timid...	19 views Rate it
Inception — Eddie Brock	Staying quiet while my heart's singing loud because I know what I want but feel like I'm not allowed. Looking from afar I start sweating from your body...	19 views Rate it
A wrestling poem — Dale Shireman	A wrestling poem. There have been hunger pains… There have been countless strains… There have been hours of drills… There have been disastrous...	19 views Rate it
C. S. Lewis Enlightened — Douglas Blair	Psalm 37 Hits C. S. Lewis (Tolkien Helping…) Once stern in his studies And godless to boot The brain his odd temple And straining the...	19 views Rate it
Counting Mistakes — Daniel Fernandes	Fighting for a breath but lost in the moment. Emotionally damaged a home in fragments. A partner who kills an ego like it's a contest. While I put an...	19 views Rate it
In Honor of Poetry — Clinton Herring	Once in time I stitched a rhyme. The verses sure so they'd endure. I added meter to make it sweeter, when in time, I stitched this rhyme. It spoke...	19 views Rate it
Six Silent Tears — Philemon Crider	Last night before I went to bed. Thoughts of you filled my head. I have not cried this hard in years. Onto my pillow fell six silent tears The 1st...	19 views Rate it
Walk Away — Blaine nelson	I sit back with exasperating thoughts and recollect all that I've done. I count my blessings from all my lessons and realize my life has just begun....	19 views Rate it
If Tomorrow I Should Die — Kirk Forseth II	If tomorrow I should die What kind of tears would be shed Would they be droplets of joy, Or of sorrow that I’m dead Life is too short for grudges, ...	19 views Rate it
SHELTERED BY THE CROSS — Alex Leombruni	My God, I kneel before thee, to confess thy brethren’s sins, Those who took thy bless-ed oath and sung thy bless-ed hymns. Those you house in palaces,...	19 views Rate it
Where my heart lies — Sriman Mishra	Rusted steel stairs, creak under pressure Faded old walls, peeled paint falls Height of house, barely to measure Small rooms, more like stalls Yet...	19 views Rate it