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The Land of the Gun — Lisa Campbell	THE LAND OF THE GUN Old leather chaps covered in dust Wagon trains rolling its gold or bust Lives won and lost all in the quest All things are...	122 views Rate it
Winning — Rick Wojtala	The fastest horse usually wins, and champagne flows from the brim. Yes even horses can swim, Secretariat lived til 19 then the picture turned...	122 views Rate it
Everlasting Peace — JESUS BETANCOURT	Don't want to live forever Just want to experience everlasting peace Alive I might never Hope only upon my decease Things in life we wish for Don't...	121 views Rate it
Life's End — JESUS BETANCOURT	You know when you've reached it There's no more reason to live You're no longer a poet Don't have another poem to...	121 views Rate it
None, Veil — Roberto Suárez Torres	Rough strain, with hulk tongue, and staff, all clear pools close to each chaff, when by the flog, husk, and straw, vast the rage what caught the gaff!...	121 views Rate it
A POEM FOR CHIHUAHUAS — Dianna Duplessie	How much do I love you? Let me count the ways, I love your one paw, I love your two paws, I love your three paws, I love all four. I love the way...	120 views Rate it
On the inside — Alfred Gremsly	Just because you can see me, doesn't mean I'm not hiding And just because I'm not screaming, doesn't mean I'm not crying Just because I'm not...	120 views Rate it
A Beautiful Day — Lee Geoghegan	Dawn has arrived, rays of gold split the night The sweet rhythm of birdsong, a morning delight Wings all aflutter with colours so bright A gift to the...	120 views Rate it
Walking Circumspectly — Melita Catalina Warren	Heaven’s pearly gates, a mere steppingstone, Compared to the even loftier, Almighty...	119 views Rate it
The cost of War — Prashant Bhatt	We may justify war, citing defence and security; We may condemn it, invoking peace and humanity. We may blame it on religion, politics of region, or the...	119 views Rate it
Little Girl — Zekiya Faith Amanah	A journey that began laced with pain, She tried to rise above it time and again, Little girl did all the things she was told, Little girl died inside...	118 views Rate it
Pilgrims’ Relay for the Race, human race. — Doug Blair	Thanks for the flag, saints. You ran once with Him. Touched His clothes. Placed hands of camaraderie Upon those shoulders. Saw the lame walk,The...	118 views Rate it
Domina of the Forest Green — Lisa Campbell	Domina of the Forest Green Hidden beneath a canopy of leaves I dwell in a cave dark as death And drink from the river of mother nature’s breast I...	118 views Rate it
POETOWARE — JESUS BETANCOURT	Scientist spliced poets brain tissue to a bio-computer The results are beyond remarkable Everyone will be enlightened in near future Reading authentic...	118 views Rate it
Last Flight of the Red Baron — Harry C. Craft III	With a spin of the propeller the engine crackles and sputters the pilots uniform looks stellar the blood red Fokker triplane shutters as it lurches...	117 views Rate it
We Are in This Together — Patricia Batteate	The eyes of the homeless Are weathered with pain The light is absorbed By the dusty...	117 views Rate it
Winter Poetry Blossoms — JESUS BETANCOURT	Didn't think winter blooms occur was a mistake Until I discovered snowdrops and the winterberry They consume moisture from every snowflake Irrigation...	117 views Rate it
THE DEVIL YOU KNOW — TEAH ZANE	THE DEVIL YOU KNOW So I met the devil the other night I was shocked and a tad disturbed He didn't look like I thought he would But it didn't matter ...	116 views Rate it
Remembered — JESUS BETANCOURT	To be remembered is better than being wanted There are different connotations expressed Being wanted means you're immediately needed But it doesn't...	116 views Rate it
Blue 666 — Michael Cahill	(BLUE)...	116 views Rate it
Inside — Evan Soley	Sat alone, yet sat in a group full of people, When did my brain start feeling so feeble, Echoes of them are filling my head Some of them saying...	116 views Rate it
The Father, the bastard and the angel — Lizbeth Wberg	Are you a swindler or a male whore that does not fail to create many illegitimates? Are you a father that lacks morality? You are better off an...	115 views Rate it
Gentle Reader . . . — John Cotter	Gentle reader, perhaps you've some time for a rhyme, Sitting down in your chair, feeling loose and relaxed? Why not linger right there for some rhymes...	115 views Rate it
Cherished Thoughts of Jessica — Karl Constantine FOLKES	You must remember this: The bliss, The little child you loved to kiss, The baby born to soothe your heart. From whom you thought you’d never part. ...	115 views Rate it
True Self — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	My leaves have not fallen~ I do not dare let them go The rain must not touch them~ Or else All will know I .have painted them pretty~ In...	114 views Rate it