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poem by Stacey Harper

I pack my heart in a box And the bottom will leak Find Truth in myself But honesty wreaks If I altar my actions It's not my words that will speak Words said in the past are flaky But what makes the future so sleek? Even if I... Read more

poem by ashley jones

i have a cat who is a siamese she is cool the end Read more

poem by Chris Cleverly

Winters night fell and the black winds came Blood was spilt but the darkness stayed The sea rose up through the winds and the rain Crashed into rocks the long ships flayed Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

" I have a little story, that I'd dearly love to tell, it includes my lovely cousin, her name is Margaret Bell. There is no prouder Scouser that you would ever get to meet, she was born, and raised in Liverpool on good old Liffey s... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

Thinking all of this time that I stood next to giants 'til I realized those giants were mad But what brought me here was impulsive stupidity I see now that I have been had Why seek fame and glory when those who would give i... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Fear is not real, it's just a figment of imagination. Dark, daunting and sometimes scary, etched into one's memory. In a moment of fear all seems lost, no time for negotiation. It's a shame some can be seen as nothing more than an ... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Beneath my hollow bones, I feel so much unwanted, undeserved pain. I spend each and every long drawn out day feeling like I have nothing to gain. Distress, despair and disappointment all as clear as can be. Oh why, oh why, oh why d... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Sometimes I feel lonely, Sometimes I feel sad, Sometimes I feel happy, Sometimes I feel glad, Sometimes I don't know how to feel but is that really so bad? Sometimes I get fed up, Sometimes I get left out, Sometimes I get... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Im basic, I'm simple, I'm plain as can be. My life isn't to fancy nor do I really want it to be. I don't ask for to much, nor do I ask for to little. I'm a genuine guy not nasty, not thickle. I live day by day, taking each th... Read more

poem by Asha dare

The mind is a complex thing. No man could explain another man's mind. No woman could explain another woman's mind. No child could explain another child's mind. One man is able to explain his own mind! One woman is able to ex... Read more

poem by Asha dare

The world, what a beautiful place it was and what a beautiful place it could still be. A place that as once full of humble, honest and free people. But instead is now full of decietful, dishonest and corrupt people. A place once ... Read more

poem by Asha dare

I feel at peace with nature, it makes life feel rich and real. I stay away from any danger, it can be all but too surreal. I love the birds, I love the bees, they fly by so light, so peacful. I love the flowers, I love the t... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Why am I here, what is my purpose. The future is near, my bones feel nervous! I try to talk but my lips are sealed, how long must I wait for these scars to be healed. It's on the tip of my tounge, but the words won't come ou... Read more

poem by Asha dare

Life is hard life is dead, Thoughts and whispers deep inside one's head. Pains are trapped deep beneath, But releasing them is far beyond belief. Trapped like rats they make life hell Day by Day degrading what's well. The sun... Read more

poem by Asha dare

You'll always find me thinking, I'm always feeling lost. You'll never find me drinking, I'm not a fan of its unhealthy cost. My mind is like a temple, that's been beaten, bashed and broken. My mind is full of thoughts and whisp... Read more

poem by Gerry Legister

Would you still be mine? Remembering me for a little time, Transformed by the world we once owned To a future realm. Would you still be mine? Even just for a minute; if heaven sends an angel Tonight, to take the strength that ... Read more

poem by Tony matthews

March, April, May, Vernal Equinox, These are the months of spring. Spring time is coming, The Vernal Equinox arrives, Warm air, warm soil, New growth, new life, The lamb springs forth and dances. The light of day gets... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

One afternoon with Ginger and Basil we met an old sage whose voice was quite nasal He told us our lives were in need of some spice which got me to thinking of my favorite rice So my two friends and I spent the afternoon l... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

Way down in East Jabib where I told many a fib I spoke so many lies it should be no surprise that I used to lie in my crib Read more

poem by Michael Wise

I spent a night in Somnia which put me to the test The lodgings were luxurious but I could find no rest They said it was a quiet town I fell for all their ploys And all the stupid sheep I tried to count made too much noise ... Read more