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Of Om — Trevor McLeod	I've dismissed some greater songs and demured more gorgeous women Told my heart's out for the others and blessed less for what they've...	13 views Rate it
JESUS WAS MY TEACHER — Peter Sokolowskyj	Jesus was my Teacher june 6th 2020 Original song by Peter...	13 views Rate it
Precious Soul — Amy Lugo Livingston	A woman so genuine and sincere there was no question where her loyalty lies; Upon the wings of Heaven I know she...	13 views Rate it
lone wolf — Mishal Maryam	Walking down the street All these lights All these people All these smiles Yet i find myself walking alone, No light no smile not even a person to call...	13 views Rate it
New Pal — klime kovaceski	She is on a special man hunt, again as misleading and clever as ever! It's clear she's the "whole package" who rarely says no almost...	13 views Rate it
certainty — laglace13	Everything I see in the daylight disappear when I look for at night Wondering if our love still true if what I am is a clue Look at how people change...	13 views Rate it
A Day To Enjoy. — Teresa Whitney	It is early in the morning, And everything is calm, Now is the time I will ready, Using fragrant...	13 views Rate it
Rest and Recovery — Melita Catalina Warren	Christ Jesus rescues one from waters deep. He consoles when we weep, grants...	13 views Rate it
I Set You Free — Teresa Whitney	I realize you are not online, You I was hoping to see, Thinking maybe it's possible, You feel the same towards...	13 views Rate it
I Came To See Your Smile. — Teresa Whitney	I walked about a mile today, I came to see your smile, I was feeling some what down, Yet, I felt you all the...	13 views Rate it
Hold On — Teresa Whitney	Be it sunshine, Or be it the rain, Be it happiness, Or be it the...	13 views Rate it
Boiled Froglegs — Danny E. Mayon	There was a time when it felt just right We relaxed, we were at peace Contented, consumed, play was our plight Most everyone slept let others fight. We...	13 views Rate it
Song of the Wire — Doug Blair	An overcast dayIn the summer.A pleasant reliefFrom the heat. And rising quite Early this morning,I’ve taken a Cool backyard seat. The birds are ...	12 views Rate it
Corruption — Melissa Calcote	We are slowly erasing our history. We are progressively becoming a mystery. The government is stealing knowledge from our kids. As pedophiles sell...	12 views Rate it
Dignity — Heather Lydia Thornhill	As I face each new phase of the crying wind I think of my betrayals and the times that I sinned And wonder how you'd teach me the deepest of your truths...	12 views Rate it
Picasso” — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Picasso” Eyes kiss Lips seek Mouths embrace Bodies speak Tongues touch Hands savor Spicy, sweet, fleshy flavors Feeding you...	12 views Rate it
Twice I Saw the Fire — Arman Hoque	Twice I Saw the Fire Twice I saw the fire, burning a rare kind; Incendiary thoughts from actions of same mind. No burning bush, nothing awaiting...	12 views Rate it
Qui gedi gedi — Heather Lydia Thornhill	Oi oi oi Qui gedi gedi Full o joy Gedi gedi now Qui joy joy Qui gedi gedi Gil n boy Oi oi oi Qui turni face Inni inni Gedi gedi Joy oy oi...	12 views Rate it
My Husband, My Friend, My Beacon of Hope — Tonya Richardson	My storm is raging, I can barely cope. And here you are a beacon of hope. When it’s dark and lonely, your light burns bright, When I want to give up...	12 views Rate it
Look See — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Look, See” Look into each other’s eyes See your reflection Earth, peace Humanity, ...	12 views Rate it
So sorry soul-kiss — Laila Jari	Morning after nighttime, hungover I might rhyme. feeling simple-minded, about the ways that I did, treating you, approxing. Queen-sized, snake bites,...	12 views Rate it
TIME IN GOD — jessyjamepoems (james porter)	THE ONLY TIME IN GOD I ask God why He doesn't move as He did back then? I seen Him tapping his arm like he wore a watch, here's where He begin....	12 views Rate it
Completion — William Badinszky	It's more like a Carlos Castaneda view Unlearning what has been done to you Taught to drive your self around Look what has come to ground Do you think...	12 views Rate it
A Kiss (selection from Bernard Freeman Trotter, WW One poet) — Wayne Blair	She kissed me when she said good-bye— A child's kiss, neither bold nor shy. We had met but a few short summer hours; Talked of the sun, the wind,...	12 views Rate it
TRUTH BE TOLD — Poeticbee	Should I pretend or be real? What I feel is surreal. My heart is flushed, My cheeks are blushed, Boys are finer than before. I see them now, they...	12 views Rate it

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