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poem by dan miltz

Football here; Sunday drumming, forthcoming Woe' the snap, and the fans are a humming Bluffing to the right, tail off, fading back Excite in frenzy air... O' yak'ty-yak! Uh-uh, snap! Side step. A big whack, smack, sack! With pl... Read more

poem by pratik khedikar

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poem by Ali Taylor

Help you scream wishing you were me Staring you were In my big coat of fur Never helping the homeless WHAT A BIG FUCKEN COW Read more

poem by dan miltz

Long ago, a young man was sitting on top of a cliff Staring at the ocean in a sunny California town He sees hanging low, an early spring sun on the horizon Suddenly from the sky, a falling feather appears at his side The young... Read more

poem by Sharon Moemise

Broken By Maria Sharon Moemise For every word I spake he criticized and mocked I learnt a new one to prove that I rocked For every blow that he struck across my face I felt worthless and got throw... Read more

poem by Martyn Richardson

For so many years I have protected this prize. I have tried so hard not to let it become damaged. As years went by some of those I have trusted. Were not so careful of the this thing I treasured. I finally found you, and as we... Read more

poem by Josh Rogan

Another one that is not for minors - at all - do beware of this, folks. Now It may seem hooey, but it isn't; this was actually written to test the meter / the beat, the theme was actually secondary when being constructed. But never... Read more

poem by P Mason

Trying to sort out the day. 4 hours waiting with nothing while 'software' was slopped off to my jeep.... manufacturer mandate.... I read...I thought too much...I shuffled my feet I simply waited I pondered where I was.... I w... Read more

poem by matthew harris

Hey , (▒)(♥)(▒) Are you tired looking for real partner like me whelp...probably nada worth while spending precious time frittering away re: ding tha following mish mash literary mush - we ving, and bob... Read more

poem by matthew harris

The serpentine and ageless liquid Mercurial possessed snake Eternally swallowed Since the beginning of time One unquenchable thirst to gorge and slake Slurping up an icy cold mountainous pebbly shake Yet fresh as an... Read more

poem by Geoffrey Brewer

HI! HO! A few years ago my wife and I made a pilgrimage to Memphis Tennessee. One of the less noted attractions there was to be seen in a down town hotel where, every day at a certain time there was 'The duck parade'. In the centre... Read more

poem by Christopher Russon

He sings all night And works all day He is rather big In a small kind of way. His heart would always Skip a beat When playing his music In the street. The crowd would always Gather round to listen To his self-made sound.... Read more

poem by Raven Lane

She was weak, fragile, and broken. This world had crushed her. Swallowed her up and spit her back out. She's an alcoholic. A victim. Controlled by that sickening disease. It controlled her whole life and she just allowed it. She confi... Read more

poem by Cecilia Crasto

He strums his guitar he sings a sad song His collar is frayed his hair too long People hurry past without a glance He'll stay awhile and take his chance. Then when his spirits begin to sag He sees the girl and she walks with sw... Read more

poem by Alice inwonderland

Rolling on the right side of wrong Five or six, it doesn’t matter Whatever the face She’s as good as ace Danger is her number Playing with fire Riddling the tame She loves the game Table to Table Pacing the ... Read more

poem by Ramon George

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poem by Gerry Legister

Spring resume summers day with many choices, In the reunion of all seasons the nectar entwined, Sunshine to scream out excitement in our voices, Find outside no place to hide chimes of our mind. Dare we stray towards the heat o... Read more

poem by Tiffany Holt

I destroy homes, I tear families apart, I take your children, and that's just the start. I'm more costly than diamonds, more precious than gold, The sorrow I bring is a sight to behold. If you need me, remember I'm e... Read more

poem by Nathan Brown

These days I wish I was patient, Able to handle a day without a text Get on with my own days’ work And never have to look back again But that’s all I ever seem to do Look back on the past too long Wondering if ... Read more

poem by Kelly Wood

I am one with all the sacredness a breath of Mother Earth's kiss and through Her tears I feel the pain in a world lost full of greed and loneliness I am one with the light in the darkness a star shining bright through Father Sk... Read more