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poem by Jeannine Kahzarian

The circles all joined together to make 1 big design. Till all the circles filled the picture. Eventually all the circles rolled away. Read more

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Feelings of relaxation, are all across my being, Peacefulness at last, my thoughts are all agreeing. Been waiting so long, for this all to come together, So much time has passed, riding out the stormy weather. Where do I go from h... Read more

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Feeling used. Broken down. Like a barrow without a wheel. Staring into the mirror of life. Reflecting an image beyond recognition. I see the face, but it doesn’t see me. I stare into it’s eyes, but it doesn‘... Read more

poem by Alice inwonderland

The man in the hat, by the window, he laughs at me In the yellow house As I dwell in my misery Yes he laughs at me Why so miserable, he smiles The black crows circle by He stands still, unmoving Are you really there? Am I ... Read more

poem by Alice inwonderland

You creep through the valley of the shadow of death That is what life presents Never moving forward, always looking back Watching his shadow in case he attacks Our loved ones crying, hurting, suffering, Waiting on him to pounce... 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

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I’ve tried so hard to maintain my faith, hoping you would always be around, But I’ve done so much thinking lately, and here is what I have found. You do not respond to my cries of pain, stone dead silence is the best y... Read more

poem by Tony Anderson

Don't try to change me Into who you want me to be See who I am And accept it Read more

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I try to get better, but to no avail. I’d purchase a soul, but none are for sale. To reason away, all the horrible dread, Just does not work, it remains in my head. I cannot see the line, and don’t know where to cr... Read more

poem by Tony Anderson

Don't Judge me by my clothes Though they be torn and frayed Don't Judge me by the rumors Other people say Judge me by my heart Judge me by my deeds Judge me for who I am Not by what other people see Read more

poem by Gerry Legister

When the wind blow and chaos are done, All doubts, ill at ease grow in the night, And when will its strength be gone? To finally let silence embed the night. Through the trees and over the mountains The sounds of the wind wil... Read more

poem by William Head

I close my eyes and at once its mute echo chimes I listen and interpret the lush lilting lyricism if nature's sultry emerald chanteuse As the chorus of everyday cacophony subsides a subtler sonnet is crafted And upon the lyre of th... Read more

poem by Chris Cleverly

Freezing moon , shifting light seperate's thin branches. Creeping mist, rolling fog rises slowly upward's. Howling wolf, frozen lake paralyzing fire. Freezing moon, shifting light under midnight skies. Read more

poem by Theresa Taylor

I'm not as perfect as I seem You see, my life has not been a dream But I will not be painted by my past It consumed me with fire and I have risen from the ash You say Pigeon, I say Phoenix Gravity cannot hold me from my destinies... Read more

poem by Chris Cleverly

Fear not those things and beasts of the night Fear not closed eyes and twisting shadows Be still ones mind of sharp chilling grief Be still great torment, ripping underneath Read more

poem by Lennard McIntosh

The long, feathered lines of migratory fowl setting over skies that stretch out far and wide. In an open-spaced flight through juggernaut gales. Unchained from Arctic climes, consuming black clouds. Blown in battle lines ... Read more

poem by Cecilia Crasto

Alone and in pain she whispered your name Help me dear Jesus but no one came Robbed of her innocence a child in despair Crying out in vain for someone to care. They did what they did because they could Evil men cloaked in the g... Read more

poem by Gerry Legister

There is indifference if I fail by trying But there is jubilation if I finally succeed, To persuade contrast faces quietly marveling With kindness to those who are in need. There is love and sometimes there is peace, The unknow... Read more

poem by Theresa Taylor

Oh how I enjoy tip-toeing through our kitchen In only your flannel shirt and my underwear Giggling when you touch me and stare Our house tells love stories for only our ears to listen Read more

poem by Stone Fox

You linger in the form of bruises. Routing a roadmap on my body of all your favorite places. A constant reminder of the fire I wish I could deny but always give into. Sentencing me to a honorable death of insects: As i become... Read more