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Deleted — Steve Dupere	Deleted...	128 views Rate it
Walks I'll Take No More — Marilyn Senecal Cavanaugh	Sometimes when my heart is restless, And dreaming of far away; I visit amongst my daydreams, With friends of...	128 views Rate it
Watch Man — Dante Unknown	I row my boat and glide lagoon, in secret nite of palest moon The rite of which I now resume, draws out the spirits from candled tomb I am the Watch...	128 views Rate it
The Three Year Old Runaway — Patricia Batteate	One day when I was barely 3 I felt an urge to explore The world was so brand new So I strolled right out the...	127 views Rate it
Reality From Vision — Gina Madeya	I could lie awake for hours just imagining your face And will with all my might for a different time and place Bail this tortured heart out of its own...	127 views Rate it
Heartache — Tim Peterson	Heartache wasn't in the pamphlet. I didn't know love could be so dark. This crushing weight that has resulted, of my unguarded heart ripped apart. I...	127 views Rate it
Diversity is our Destiny — JESUS BETANCOURT	We're living in a world that's transverse Like the uniqueness of our Universe Normal isn't as we presume Darwinism didn't predict we'd need more...	127 views Rate it
View of a Poet — JESUS BETANCOURT	Everyone wants to know what is different From an ordinary person and a poet The difference is dependent On the way words are used to explain it ...	127 views Rate it
The Seed — JESUS BETANCOURT	God's words have great power when spoken Greatest when planted within thee Our hearts nurture them till broken Without them, where will our faith...	127 views Rate it
The Florist Poet — JESUS BETANCOURT	A solitary small town florist Skillfully combined bouquets and poetry Probably not last but certainly first To arrange a poem with a posy Delivered...	126 views Rate it
A Beautiful Friendship — Teresa Whitney	When I said I love you, I meant it from my heart, We have a beautiful friendship, I pray will not...	126 views Rate it
The Huguenot — John W. May	"Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation." –Khalil Gibran The orange moon ascends beyond the leaves Like a child's...	126 views Rate it
Poetstein — JESUS BETANCOURT	In an undisclosed University literature department Dead poets parts were assembled to create a bard imposter Unfortunately academically creature lacked...	126 views Rate it
Keep Going — Francelle Ortega	This poem goes to those who gave up on life Those hopeless days they decided to quit the fight This poem goes to those who lost a dad Those...	125 views Rate it
Tomorrow: A Day Too Late — Linda Yoest	No more to see the sunrise or watch the raging sea. Tomorrow isn’t promised, to either you or me. No more to hear the laughter of children as they...	125 views Rate it
Shhh ! — JESUS BETANCOURT	Scratchy scattering sounds I'm hearing again In the dark from above inside the ceiling Creeping noise that's driving me insane Goosebumps I am...	125 views Rate it
Mum — Sadhana Sharma	Mum Where are you Mum? Life without you is no fun! Who will hold me tight and tell me everything is all right? Who will wipe my tears and remind...	125 views Rate it
Ain't it so..... — JESUS BETANCOURT	What's new today will be old tomorrow Everything old can be recycled into something new Every babies step that we follow Are old paths we already...	124 views Rate it
The Inescapable Cycle of Womanhood — Aurelia Nova	Women are expected to be mothers Making suppers, tucking covers And when they’re not they’re shamed. The stay at home mums who sacrificed their...	124 views Rate it
No fault of your own — JESUS BETANCOURT	Witness people become homeless Elders experiencing crime The defenseless are powerless When the wealthy overcome them in time Situations in life are...	124 views Rate it
An Empty Bottle — Alfred Gremsly	I need drugs when I'm angry Drugs when I'm sad Drugs when I'm crying over things I never had I need drugs for anxiety Drugs for my...	123 views Rate it
Initiation — Sorav and "Athena"	A wild wisp, bound by a vile kiss. A rogue thought, bound by flesh and an unchaste heart. The parallax of bliss.. An outcast shut in. Withering...	123 views Rate it
Candy Land — John W. May	The swing that breaks the hanging bag Sends candy bouncing all around: The children rush, and pushing fuss, And knock each other to the ground. No...	122 views Rate it
Out of Control — Ludy Bührs	Where the powerful control the press They can do anything To those who are powerless Morals are mere painting What‘s wrong is made right Things do...	122 views Rate it
A SIGHT TO BEHOLD — Debbie Middaugh AKA TURBO1904	I was made For war. She let her Sugar pour. She was made For...	122 views Rate it