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poem by Nemo Nemees

Today I stood in the bathroom stall With a sensation of dèja vû As I stare at the blade in my hand And my exposed limbs, Marking the easiest arteries to open Noting that the stupid pencil sharpener blade Would never Be a... Read more

poem by connor porter

she killed for a game the soft voice of her lover could not calm her rage the city called her a monster "get rid of her! she is a monster!" his mother said "she is a model not a monster" he replied Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I used to think thee an Angel But now I see the truth: I see the harlot who lies beneath O Dear Little Ruth I looked at thee I thought thee so right. Thou deceivest me: Thou art an Angel of the Light. Read more

poem by Xena Catharsis

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poem by Nemo Nemees

Because maybe it's true. Maybe it's all true. Maybe the sky will one day fall on us Screaming as we try and run from the inevitable But what is the difference between the end of the Earth And life Because I wake up, with the... Read more

poem by Danielle Gilmore

I can't stand the ground you walk on. I can't stand the way you look. I can't stand the stuff you say to me, it's like you're reading it out of a book. I can't stand the way you talk. I can't stand the way you walk. I can't ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Young men of courage and convictions, frequently freely choose to ignore the sound advice. Relying on gang membership to fulfill the emptiness and sense of brotherhood in their violent young lives. Knives and guns are their fa... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Young men of courage and conviction. In the game of life need to learn many of its hard lessons. Without proper guidance in their world, they seek the wrong paths. Without any proper sense of right and wrong, they most likel... Read more

poem by Fadrian Bartley

The subtle form Shape of Eros Red eye monster pulling my lust Sweat all over To start a journey with tingle palm And wet fingers eager to touch A breastplate of hard work Chiseled out of the woodwork Intentions ablaze an... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"Another miserable bloody Sunday, my mum is arguing again,...with him, I can't stomach all this fighting, the future looks bloody grim. Why bother being married? When all they do, is fight! Is this all there is to living? Surely so... Read more

poem by Ronell Warren Alman

It all starts with you Take the world by storm Keep yourself occupied Always be on the horn Envision greatness And be one of the best Captivate your mind Build on your success Read more

poem by Noname Poet

Drowning our imagination, Opression Taking out all feeling till there is no meaning Making us a null void with a lack of expression A recipe comprised of insecurities and depression Don’t forget to add the stress in ... Read more

poem by Charu Ramesh

They called them borders, Invisible lines that divided them. On color, creed, castes and races. States and Nations and Continents That made up the Earth, yet divided it. I am superior because of my color, they said, You're sup... Read more

poem by Third Mind

Tears fall, Shattering like dreams, Cries can't be heard by the sheep that pass, Look to the sky, Buried in the ground, I am no longer here, Never to be found, Eyes follow me close, Telling me that I'm wrong, I run but they ... Read more

poem by Anonymous Poet98

I keep searching and searching Still left with nothing Yet I have everything Can it get more confusing ? Wait, I'll try to explain But do you know ? How tiring it to explain something You don't even know. Oh wait,Guess I w... Read more

poem by Allan P Stevens

- Scattering your ashes upon an open field I wonder did you ever know how I feel. Forty two years of frustration and pain I remember the times you drove me away - Secrets and lies kept hidden in your heart Did you know how mu... Read more

poem by Gabriela Fuentes

You kind of gave me something I tried to give it back We kind of had passion We couldn’t hold it back I gave you too many Too much You gave me Too little and no love Kind off fool No Fool at all Kind of m... Read more

poem by Allan P Stevens

- Well, they tried to deny me The destiny to which I was born They deceived and lied to me Even treated me with scorn? - I was the outcast of the family Born out of wedlock and faith Said I would have no morality So they qui... Read more

poem by Nemo Nemees

the hallways are flooded with tears that come from the mourning of one of our own two gunshots from a officer into this boy who only knew thirteen years of a world that is so cold what happened to america? what happened... Read more

poem by Taha Hassan

They Liked me, loved me, Cared for me, For I was a tool. They craved me, sought me, wanted me, For I was a tool. I happily helped them, endlessly, For I was a fool. I thought They had loved me, Thoughtlessly, For I was a fo... Read more