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Living Like A Coward — JESUS BETANCOURT	Not making a commitment Sparing your life of pain Not sharing a sentiment Everything is lost with nothing to gain You can never find happiness If...	14 views Rate it
On Friendship — Elizabeth Moroz	On Friendship To silently support and hold your belief To hold you up when you are consumed by grief To embrace you for all of your idiosyncratic...	14 views Rate it
The Edges of Rhyme — Elizabeth Moroz	The Edges of Rhyme I wrote the playbook, watching what they took While the earth shook I could not look In the direction of the Big Book Like a...	14 views Rate it
Jimbo the Busker, all smiles and tunes. — Wayne Blair	Knew him years before Playing by the Grocery Store Good guitar And folk songs Most would know. Tambourine, harmonicas too. Any time of day would do ...	14 views Rate it
A trace of e e cummings — Wayne Blair	freedom is a breakfastfood or truth can live with right and wrong or molehills are from mountains made -long enough and just so long will being pay...	14 views Rate it
Both Come First .. I'm for you or You're for me — Rania Hosny Abdel Fattah Hassan	Both come first But, How We say it Depend on, for Us What it meant ??!! I'm your daughter = you're my Mum I'm your Dad = you're my daughter I'm...	14 views Rate it
Black Star — Kenneth R. Jenkins	In memory of Sidney Poitier Have you seen that Black Star streaking across the sky?? So brightly shining up high, Burning up the night air...	14 views Rate it
Drowning — Jessica Starr	Dimming thoughts of happiness where laughter can't be found. Fighting through the anger, slowly waiting to drown. Gasping for eternity with not...	14 views Rate it
Miss — Heather Lydia Thornhill	I miss you like tasting the rain for the first time. I miss thinking about your eyes lightening in the sun. I miss the warm colours on your skin. I...	14 views Rate it
Acceptance — Heather Lydia Thornhill	With a smile you ease all fear Eating away watermelon tears My heart now cheery and relieved I can breath again; the thunder eased The clarity...	14 views Rate it
Unrecorded — JESUS BETANCOURT	Poets don't write poems for the sake of it Hoping poetry was worth their time But who will miss the poet If after death, there's no record their...	14 views Rate it
A MIXTURE OF COLORS — Debbie Middaugh AKA TURBO1904	You are a piece of things you read, The TV you watch. You are the words you speak and Your thoughts. You are a sum of the music you hear, ...	14 views Rate it
The Face Of Your Ace — Kathryn Pinard	Ace of hearts Fuck you though I’m worth everything You don’t even know People are heartless They use you They lie Lessons learned years ago Such...	14 views Rate it
Words Unspoken — Hesmyperson	Words unspoken. But your eyes understood. No denying the emotions. Not even if we could. 2 hearts. 1 connection. How could this be? You’re with...	14 views Rate it
The little diddley limerick — X	The little diddley limerick, Obscure and thick like a labourers brick what do you say of this limerick? I have nothing to say! Now go on your way!...	14 views Rate it
Ascension — Lee Geoghegan	The heart's core, life's tapestry My very essence, woven as I've grown A vault of treasured memories Echoing through my blood and bone A lifetime of...	14 views Rate it
Falling from Grace — Jodi Daly	How many times have I fallen from Grace? Could I win first prize in a falling from Grace Race? Or am I still falling from the first time I fell? Have I...	14 views Rate it
Reboot — Pin Lim	System overheating ...can't seem to find the cause of my abnormalities Something is making my files crash while I try to figure out the incompatibilities...	14 views Rate it
Why did I love you sir? — Emily Dickinson	"Why do I love" You, Sir? Because— The Wind does not require the Grass To answer—Wherefore when He pass She cannot keep Her place. Because He...	14 views Rate it
Depressed — Pete Venzor	I cant wait to see the misery unfold inside of me, probably so exciting and full of sorcery, I will greet it with such kindness as I watch it turn on...	14 views Rate it
Zamunda — Heather Lydia Thornhill	She sat atop her fathers shoulders Her hair a beaded crown for others To hold her in the highest renound Sweet awe, she lived in a little town While...	14 views Rate it
Don't Want To Grow Up — Shawnice Pate	I am eight years old. No redemption attached, attending what it must be done. Knowing where I came from, grown ups' maturity get robbed like a pack of...	14 views Rate it
The hovering magpies romance — Heather Lydia Thornhill	The magpie was not fully grown He sat too still, too long - on his own And when he moved he ruffled along, the fence So hungry, turning way too much...	14 views Rate it
The Nomad — Evelyn Baruch	He rises at dawn's first crack and slings a knapsack on his back. His wants are few, his needs not much, A friend or two to keep in touch. A cup of...	14 views Rate it
To My Mommy And Daddy — Darla Mae Seely	To My Mommy And Daddy I was sick when you brought me home, And not once did I feel alone. I did not want to eat or play. I would lie around every...	14 views Rate it