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poem by Dian Holmes

The night was dark the same as ever. Whenever they spent their time. On this night their fight. For wrong or for right. was perceived by deceived as a crime. When robot gave space it was thrown in his face. that he loves lady d... Read more

poem by Arzoo Zaheer

Dedication: To the dolls of this world. Why give it away? On a silver platter Setting it to be misused by some Why not hide it in a treasure chest and let it be merely an illusion an illusion an illusion Send it to the depth... Read more

poem by Gemma Marsh

I hear them talk inside I shake So called friends my mistake It took a lot for me to see You were never really there for me I held you up stopped you from falling I won't change my mind even if you come crawling How could you h... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"A message to all you worthless Scumbags, but I doubt that you can even read, the law should bring back the birch immediately, because it's the punishment you all definitely need! Don't you ever stop to think? That when you coward... Read more

poem by Victoria Payne

'Another day another rhyme' Same subject lines that feed my rhyme When poem needs a new next line My topic of rhyme is pain you see As writing words relaxes me They won't hear my neggy vibes Or that it's ok to follow tri... Read more

poem by Victoria Payne

'Trump' Oh Donald you're really quite thick Your 'policies' make me feel sick No respect for the law or the truth Your manner beyond the uncouth You prove money may buy any farce But seems it can't buy you that class Ignora... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

" Lonliness is a miserable feeling, felt amongst a bustling crowd, paranoia sends your mind a reeling, imagine floating on a windswept cloud, So like the magicians sleight of hand, playing tricks on an already confused mind. Sudden... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"She limps so slowly, along a Liverpool Street, with all her possessions in a rusty old pram, nobody seems to even notice her, nobody seems to give a damn, jobless, and homeless, blisters bleeding on her aching feet, each day a lo... Read more

poem by Cassandra stone

Hear we go again .Nasty words that never end . The things you said are haunting my head Yet you expect me to sit in the company of someone who can be so crule ... this isent love . How can i sit there with fake responces ..knowing... Read more

poem by dan miltz

Protest everywhere in the fighting streets Applauding, with erected fingers call Gypsy dancing in all the fighting fleets Feeling, beyond any doubt, could change all Stancing and whooping with numbness hooray Without fulfillmen... Read more

poem by Raychill Ellisonwonderland

Leave me a loan, so I can go on spending time endlessly paying for consequences. Hand me the shrapnel from your pockets, then like a bullet, I'll whistle passed you, and shoot to the moon while you eye up my shiny change. Sing m... Read more

poem by jose Valladares

All men are called on for doctrines of peace, and Truth So that they may manifest Peace and loyalty To bring order to a state, so that men would not be inclined To Antiquity, so that they would not preferred errors, before new... Read more

poem by Jack Normors

Starving, hurting, afraid, alone Ever searching for a place where I am known Out stretched hand to all who pass by Wondering why they care not if I live or die Silently watching as the world turns Unable to find that warmth for... Read more

poem by Rosala Walls

“Hey, Daddy, it’s your little girl, the one you never knew. The one you never kissed good night, or read a book to. I’d like to say that you were missed, But I didn’t know that you existed. I never got... Read more

poem by Cierra Arrendale

She's so shy Sick and sweet Feel the nails beneath her feet They pierce and poke And break the skin Contaminate all thats within Eating slowly at her soul Clouding her mind til she loses control Feel the drug deep inside Wat... Read more

poem by Cierra Arrendale

Anger passes through me like a drug a disease The brewing storm within me leaves me without ease The darkest darkness forming, taking me to deep To rise again Or be your friend Or even just to sleep Wasted nights Empty fig... Read more

poem by suzie lemons

My sweat used to define us, now it just drips worry. Read more

poem by suzie lemons

I wish I was overplayed, only then would I receive the credit I deserve. Read more

poem by Stephanie Warwick

Hell Found Me! Just a ordinary single mother trying to create a future for her self. Safe environment to raise her her young child. A happy home Support and friends She took a job that didn't end well Income decreas... Read more

poem by Q. Ramirez

The fact that I am Hispanic is my ultimate reality, Karenga My people of different shade variations Revile your egocentric racism Like Bloods and Crips too blind to see That we crib next door to you Instead we strife apart Spli... Read more