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Does protesting help — JESUS BETANCOURT	Want to promote evil of an adversary Protesting helps reaching their objective Police and media are their strategy Exposing protesters turbulent...	17 views Rate it
All it Took — JESUS BETANCOURT	There are seven trillion nerves it is estimated Inside the human nervous system I was electrically and poetically stimulated When you struck just one...	17 views Rate it
Poetsmith with an Anvil — JESUS BETANCOURT	Hot poem struck by pen on a smooth anvil Was forged into poetry sharp as a sword With only light and heat of a candle Enough to pierce with emotion in...	17 views Rate it
Inscribed — JESUS BETANCOURT	Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man drawn inside a square on a circle His fingers touch the inner world circumference Pointing out periods in Leonardo's life cycle...	17 views Rate it
Brrr... — JESUS BETANCOURT	A perpetual winter is going to be freezing cold Farmers Almanac predicts nationally frigid weather Arctic animals already migrating south I'm told A...	17 views Rate it
Quandaries of Perpetual Dischord — Elizabeth Moroz	Quandaries of Perpetual Dischord Permanent irreversible Attatchment disorder A lemonade stand at the Mexican Border A traumatised disorganised old...	17 views Rate it
I call my powers back to me — Sharon L. Suess AKA Vintage Celtic Breed Witch	I call my powers back to me As I call to the goddess divine I repeat these three magical numbers "369", so I may receive my hopes and dreams through the...	17 views Rate it
Isolated Vodka — Lizbeth Wberg	Last night I died I cried and I cried and I cried I drowned all my pride and I cried and I cried and I cried I tripped over half a bottle of vodka...	17 views Rate it
J. L. Hooker, Detroit, autumn 1967 — Wayne Blair	Illicit sidewalk trades. John Lee passed through. Guitar case, folding chair Hat for the money That oughta do. Drummer with his rolled joint. ...	17 views Rate it
Mothers — JESUS BETANCOURT	All my life I've met great women Especially the one who gave birth to me Thank you for all your children Every immediate and extended family I...	17 views Rate it
Featuring Duncan Campbell Scott (The Half-Breed Girl) — Wayne Blair	The Half-Breed Girl 1She is free of the trap and the paddle, 2 The portage and the trail, 3But something behind her savage life 4 Shines...	17 views Rate it
I want to live — Tim Peterson	Why am I so broken So emotionally frozen It's not like it matters Would anyone notice If I disappeared without warning If I gave in to this hurting ...	17 views Rate it
Baby’s Colic — Wayne Blair	He’s up again And squirming (Jordan) Must be half past two His Mother pretty tired. Now it’s my task to do. I raise the Boy in blanket His frame a...	17 views Rate it
Taken Into Account. — Izaan Shaik	Nobody will ask you how you're truly doing. Yet nobody shall wait to start all the booing. Everyone cares about their selves. Nobody cares if there's...	17 views Rate it
Rain in my eyes — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Beloved, you're love is reflected in my eyes Though gone now you leave me in disguise For i am as a rainbow in your skies Eternally each breath of...	17 views Rate it
Quantum Rebel — John Lohry	Time doesn’t exist outside of Now. It’s forever in flux, that I can vow. In each moment is an arborized reality. Thoughts, words, emotions; an infinite...	17 views Rate it
Cosmic Pysche — John Lohry	I want to change the world; I can’t stand it here. Maybe I just hate myself because my mind’s too much to bare. Alight or insanity? Maybe it’s a lot of...	17 views Rate it
Be positive — christie mengel	Be positive She says to start thinking positive and my life will change for the good like being negative is so...	17 views Rate it
A Promise Kept — Jolene M Lansverk	“I looked into the forest, to see a great big deer. I pulled out my rifle, my shot was so clear.” I started this poem, but that’s as far as I got. ...	17 views Rate it
Cold As Ice — LNHTy	I know hurt you more than twice I know you think I'm cold as Ice you see my call please don't decline I made mistakes I know you cried you fulfilled me...	17 views Rate it
"Suffering" — Melissa Darsey	**This morning my legs have already started to ache, I hate that I go through this every single day. Whenever my pain is intolerable, it then becomes...	17 views Rate it
Precious gift? — Bernadette Sannoh	It starts as a tiny spot Which to the naked eye, barely visible. But with time that little dot Becomes a bump that's to all visible The mystery of...	17 views Rate it
Raised? — Mitchell Hagen	I was raised to always remain humble. 27 years later, I begin to crumble. I was raised to earn before I spend. Now I seek some guidance to lend. ...	17 views Rate it
Sin — BrotherJacob	There is something worse than covid creeping in, its the darkness known as sin. Can you not see the signs of the times, look it all the violent...	17 views Rate it
Goodbye Poetry.com — David Lechner	Goodbye Poetry.com D. Lechner, Jan 9, 2022 I thought my posting poems, on this web site would be cool. There were so many authors, but I think that...	17 views Rate it

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