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Cocreators — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Who maintains the balance, Who let's balance in, Who allows the ballads, Who creates the thrill, Who decides the fate, Who on what to do, Who has rights...	15 views Rate it
Rosary of The Stars — Heather Lydia Thornhill	In between clenching fingers Passed from bead to bead Somehow the bell missed a beat Splitting like the atom separated As if shamed...	15 views Rate it
ONLINE COMPLICATIONS — LadyVylette	Last night I thought you were ignoring me Because you're only just "seen"ing me. It is better to tell me frankly Than breaking my heart...	15 views Rate it
WALKING IN MY SHOES — Sonya R Hines	There's something about walking in my shoes to trade with me, you shouldn't choose. My shoes have been through a many miles, not to mention all the...	15 views Rate it
And So It May Rain — George O'Connor	And so it may rain this day we meet Might even snow and turn to sleet But my endless tears and chilled cold heart Each day that passes and we're apart...	15 views Rate it
Would You Do It All Again? — Gary Shulman, MS. Ed.	Would You Do It All Again? © Gary Shulman, MS. Ed. August 2,...	15 views Rate it
Before it's Too Late — Gary Shulman, MS. Ed.	Before it’s Too Late © Gary Shulman, MS. Ed. July 28,...	15 views Rate it
Ode To Loneliness — Sherry Caayupan	Adrift in the sunken pearls, Lurks my wounded heart; A penny for the wishing well, The love will never...	15 views Rate it
THE POSTMAN — Phil Roberts	The Postman's horrid letter Has just arrived today, A "Sorry For Your Loss Card" Made out in your...	15 views Rate it
Your Budgie Loves You — Alan S Jeeves	Your budgie loves you dearly, He loves his gilt abode; He really loves you, clearly, Abounding love is owed. You perch-ased him a lovely swing, He loves...	15 views Rate it
It's okay — Ash	The sun sets deep, in the calmness of the wind. With restless souls asleep, while some with promises to keep. A sigh of relief when the morning dives into...	15 views Rate it
A Day Out In London Town — Alan S Jeeves	Cor blimey it's London! ~ a wet winter's day, The stream in the gutter swills fancies away. The 'eavens 'ave opened, the wind 'n' the rain, All of your...	15 views Rate it
Emergence — Melita Catalina Warren	Precious Savior: I ponder miracles gazing at cloud’s cottony fluff. Thy grace suffices. More than...	15 views Rate it
Father — Methmi Mandara	Day or night working so hard When we were out you were waiting in the yard Your face full with a smile when you see us When we were home from school by...	15 views Rate it
Dance With Me — Pamela Tennant	Oh the wind on my skin kissed by God warmed by the Son His divine love within Twirling with inexpressible joy leaping like a wild dream chasing the...	15 views Rate it
When Once I Was Ten — Alan S Jeeves	Where I lived when I was ten I sometimes think of there, and then, When I'm drowsing in my chair My dozy thoughts go back to...	15 views Rate it
An Eagle Cried — Anne Brady	I saw an eagle fly low in the sky. Eagles usually soar high so I watched some more. I wondered why I saw a tear in his...	15 views Rate it
To Live in a Yurt — Gary Shulman, MS. Ed.	To Live in a Yurt © Gary Shulman, MS. Ed. June...	15 views Rate it
Born to Die — Don Stephens	The winter sky was waxing bright, but War is Hell and Hell is here, As dawn arose to relieve the night…O’ life is sweet but death is near. The stuttering...	15 views Rate it
Gambling on Love — Don Stephens	Sometimes breakin’ even is just like getting’ ahead. You start the day in the same old way and end up back in...	15 views Rate it
A slice of bread — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Hunger Empty stomach for so long A sunrise announced with rain on the tongue The mind hurt like tightly closed eyes The heart so alone it starts...	14 views Rate it
Universe allow — Heather lydia thornhill	Allow me the stars to walk upon your grace The moon to cushion the sunlight on your face The feelings of warmth for my heart to know its place The...	14 views Rate it
I shy away — Heather Lydia Thornhill	I feel I have a lot to say But in my heart I shy away I see the fields they're calling me So lush and green too wet to lay I search myself in others...	14 views Rate it
Weather — Wayne Blair	We talk about it too much Rain and wind and chills And such. If sun comes out We cheer, guessing Gorgeous spring is near. In elevators we bring It...	14 views Rate it
The Secret — Arman Hoque	The Secret Days begin to blend, no beginning no ending. How to address this cycle without sounding condescending; Be…. You have a right just...	14 views Rate it