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poem by Michael Wise

On cool rainy days I like to slow down to millions of droplets kissing the ground The dry thirsty Earth is quenched and relieved from the hot and dry season by which she was grieved The rhythmic raindrops massaging my ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Heavenly Father, please forgive me for I have Grievously sinned against You in thought,word And in deed. I am very sorry for needlessly Grieving Your Holy Spirit by not listening Either unto His divine guidance or adhering To ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Dear Gracious and most Merciful Heavenly Father, We boldly come before Your Heavenly Throne of Mercy and Blessings, and Grace. Knowing and Acknowledging completely that we walk by faith And not by sight and in all of our ways we... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me. And I give them eternal life, and they will never perish; neither shall anyone snatch them out of My Father's hand, I and My Father are one. Yet in all things we are m... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I have nothing without you. You became my world, and now I walk through the ruins of it. I hate you for leaving, for doing what you did .Yet I would break every law of time just to hear your voice one more night. I’m free-falling... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I have nothing without you. You became my world, and now I walk through the ruins of it. I hate you for leaving, for doing what you did .Yet I would break every law of time just to hear your voice one more night. I’m free-falling... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I’m so lost… but I will always love you. To the moon and back this life or the next, nothing could ever pull that out of me. Real love like this… it doesn’t fade. I know I make mistakes, I know I fall short, but my soul ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

The Man Who Pushed Himself There I was a boy with bars in his mouth and rhythm in his bones. They laughed. “You’re not good enough,” they said. “You’ll never make it.” But I stepped into the battles anyway. Sweat o... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

I love you it's so true and I love the way you understand me The quiet comfort hand in hand You see the best I have to give And help me truly learn to live So thank you my love for being you For making all my dreams come true... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

A smile for all a heart of gold and she's One of the best this world could hold And she's never selfish shes always kind And true loving the Lord too and her A beautiful memory left behind and Forever and always we st... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Romance love warms our hearts And holding hands so tight Sharing secrets soft and low Where tender feelings grow And love is deep inside our heart's And heart's that beat in gentle time A love that blossoms like a rhyme and ... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

Ships drifting on the horizon The smell of hay in the fields Birds flying high, touching the clouds A darkness fell upon the morning light The sounds of war echo in the past Through a whistling of bamboo swaying And the pelican... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

This Thanksgiving holiday, in order for God's wondrous blessings to come your family's way, Please Love your neighbors as you love yourselves. It might help you to keep God's peace, if you invite them to your Thanksgiving D... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

HEY THERE YOU If I were you, what sets me apart? Chances are that you are nothing but a rat Professing our love comes from above Above all, it left me climbing the wall And that’s not all, I took a significant fall For I am no... Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

My mom told me: the heart is not a fragile glass, it is an ocean, and every wave remembers. She said: when you walk through sorrow, do not fear the shadows— they are only the night’s way of teaching you the stars. My ... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

Lovers are the men that every woman wants and that every man wants to be In the movies, he's the one who gets the girl and the rest are just men like me Loners are the guys who go their own way and solitude is their best friend... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

"Twas in the first holly Christmas night, that country Sheppard's guarding their flocks beheld a wondrous sight. The heavenly angelic hosts filled the night sky, while worshiping God on High." "Peace on earth goodwill towards... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Welcome to our Sunday School! We are so glad you came. Come and Discover New Horizons In Christ Jesus' Name. Welcome to our Sunday School! We are so glad you came. Come and meet new friends In Chris'ts Jesus' Name. Welcom... Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

After death, I will not be gone— I will be wind, touching your skin, I will be silence, deep within. The body fades, the name dissolves, But the soul— The soul returns to the rhythm of stars, To the breath before beginnin... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

Ships drifting on the horizon The smell of hay in the fields Birds flying high, touching the clouds A darkness fell upon the morning light The sounds of war echo in the past Through a whistling of bamboo swaying And the pelican... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Lord Jesus let the bells of freedom ring loud and clear throughout the USA on our nation's Independence day. All the people both far and wide will hear the sounds of freedom. Come and celebrate the birthday of our glorious ... Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

My mom told me: the heart is not a fragile glass, it is an ocean, and every wave remembers. She said: when you walk through sorrow, do not fear the shadows— they are only the night’s way of teaching you the stars. My ... Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

After death, I will not be gone— I will be wind, touching your skin, I will be silence, deep within. The body fades, the name dissolves, But the soul— The soul returns to the rhythm of stars, To the breath before beginnin... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Everytime I hear The American or Israeli Governments lecture Russia China Iran it's like Listening to Charles Manson Give a lecture on morality. David P Carroll opinion. Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

As we graciously give our thanks unto our Lord God for another day Of our lives as it was a free gift from Him. Just as He kept us alive And well during the daylight hours, we have His blessed assurance, That He will not only watc... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

O Christ's blessings are renewed every single morning With the beginning of each and every brand new day, It is another day to rejoice in our Lord Jesus Christ, And worship You in melodious Psalms of Worshipful Psalms of Praise no... Read more

poem by MaxOp's Lyricism

In body of immigrant I can imagine myself, the lonely trudge each de-welcoming step next  steely raucous caging where within holds those long blank immigrant faces, and for myself ache for the pledge you my country holds  from ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Yes, it is all too very sad and sometimes even very blue, These words that I heard from my beloved Lord and my Precious Savior, Jesus Christ are so very true. "If you don't tell your own story, somebody else will, And you may no... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

They burned your trust. The world moves on, the clock ticks, as if the pain didn’t leave a crater where your soul used to be. Being broken leaves scars, not wounds. No cuts. People underestimate silence. Silence is dangero... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

"Twas in the first holly Christmas night, that country Sheppard's guarding their flocks beheld a wondrous sight. The heavenly angelic hosts filled the night sky, while worshiping God on High." "Peace on earth goodwill towards... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

On cool rainy days I like to slow down to millions of droplets kissing the ground The dry thirsty Earth is quenched and relieved from the hot and dry season by which she was grieved The rhythmic raindrops massaging my ... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Everytime I hear The American or Israeli Governments lecture Russia China Iran it's like Listening to Charles Manson Give a lecture on morality. David P Carroll opinion. Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

As we graciously give our thanks unto our Lord God for another day Of our lives as it was a free gift from Him. Just as He kept us alive And well during the daylight hours, we have His blessed assurance, That He will not only watc... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Watchmen and Watch women on the wall. Alas do not fail to hearken unto our dire Warnings' clarion calls, Jesus is coming Soon! For the past many years all of you Have heard His saints say, "Jesus could Be coming back for us any d... Read more

poem by MaxOp's Lyricism

In body of immigrant I can imagine myself, the lonely trudge each de-welcoming step next  steely raucous caging where within holds those long blank immigrant faces, and for myself ache for the pledge you my country holds  from ... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

WATER SHORTAGE There was no pipeline of sorts If so, Grandma never complains After all, there was the river below That satisfied our ego on the go And grandma never complains Rain was scared, you know the rest The asphalt drum ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Oh be very careful of whatever hurtful words that Are spoken aloud by you for they can only create An even wider schism between the two of you. Please let the softer; the gentler healing touches Of His Holy Spirit's healing love... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

People may get tired of hearing all of the time, That we are rapidly running out of time. This world is not sustainable nor is it Maintainable to keep up with the facade Of everything being perfectly normal. Just stop and take ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

They burned your trust. The world moves on, the clock ticks, as if the pain didn’t leave a crater where your soul used to be. Being broken leaves scars, not wounds. No cuts. People underestimate silence. Silence is dangero... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

O You need n'er to every ask me why, I am flying sky high, In heaven's lofty skies Soaring on the wings Of an eagle, Looking down ward Upon the earth's Meandering people. Racing about madly to and Fro with no clear directio... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

"Pushing the edge of the envelope." At first it might sound like clerical office activity, But in all fairness and the real world of reality. "That ain't necessarily so." It was a coined phrase used by the media moguls Of t... Read more

poem by E.J. Waling

Running out of time. Just a matter of time. A.I. development. The race is on. Company vs company. Country vs country. Power and control. Battling. Time immemorial the quest. Slow down, pull back. Lose. Lose ... Read more

poem by E.J. Waling

Initialization. Flowing. Flowing down the rabbit hole. Creation begets creation. Initialize states. Ad infinitum. Each within the block reside. Perceived reality dwells germinal conditions Ideal, designed, ... Read more

poem by E.J. Waling

Work in progress. Altering. Moment by moment. Reality changes, evolves. Scrolling. Page by endless page. Videos limitless, information flashing. Neurons, synapses excited. Lighting up. Mind swirl. Realigned. R... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

Lovers are the men that every woman wants and that every man wants to be In the movies, he's the one who gets the girl and the rest are just men like me Loners are the guys who go their own way and solitude is their best friend... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

HEY THERE YOU If I were you, what sets me apart? Chances are that you are nothing but a rat Professing our love comes from above Above all, it left me climbing the wall And that’s not all, I took a significant fall For I am no... Read more

poem by Katie Lodge

Keely Hodgekinson sucks. Screw her Screw her Screw her She sucks Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

What took you all night Took me all day. What you found heavy I found light. What made you think Evil Made me think of only good. What made you choose violence I chose peace. For the world you see Is shaped by the lens you ch... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

Hey you, how are you feeling today? Better than yesterday, or just the same way? Did you eat, or maybe you didn’t Went to bed hungry, but still you’re here, resilient. Was it cold where you slept, or far too hot? Did you fi... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

May we never forget* The Damaged Lives because of Loved ones Loss. Memories Should never be Carelessly tossed Together But provide Shelter amidst Live's stormy weather And yet still Manage to compose Inspirational po... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

WHAT IF I WERE YOU – WHO AM I Impressions You may not know me, I may not know you That may be true, so what else is new If you are rich or if you are famous, I am you I would be all over you just to fit in, you see I might eve... Read more

poem by D'Vina

Noise everywhere, External and internal Thoughts loud, head pounding Trying to get through another day My mind was scrambled I was staring at the wall Overwhelmed and lost But something broke the chaos A sweet voice, Just l... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I like different that’s why everyone hates me. Arguing with my sister, but the delusion runs deep. She was never there, never bothered, yet swears we’re close if that were true, why do I feel like the black sheep? Even... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by Michael Wise

On cool rainy days I like to slow down to millions of droplets kissing the ground The dry thirsty Earth is quenched and relieved from the hot and dry season by which she was grieved The rhythmic raindrops massaging my ... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Everytime I hear The American or Israeli Governments lecture Russia China Iran it's like Listening to Charles Manson Give a lecture on morality. David P Carroll opinion. Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

As we graciously give our thanks unto our Lord God for another day Of our lives as it was a free gift from Him. Just as He kept us alive And well during the daylight hours, we have His blessed assurance, That He will not only watc... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Shadows stretch in the dark night On Friday the 13th and the feeling's wrong Number thirteen in the air and A whisper of 13 echoes everywhere and a Black cat crossing ladder leaned Superstitions often gleaned And Friday the... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

Wanting you More. Now. Closer. Inside. Wanting your touch, One moment, One breath, One stolen piece of time. Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

"Pushing the edge of the envelope." At first it might sound like clerical office activity, But in all fairness and the real world of reality. "That ain't necessarily so." It was a coined phrase used by the media moguls Of t... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

On Halloween night A scary witch flew over The moonlight and She danced through the air Without a single care oh Little children what a scary sight and Jack o lanterns aglow and Pumpkins grinning all through Halloween night an... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I create. I demonstrate. I articulate. I don’t borrow vision I see with my own eyes, untaped, unfiltered, untouched. You used me. You hurt me. You abused me. You loved me Then you left me. You spoke to me, then went si... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Blessed are the peace makers on this earth, who are Fervently and diligently and faithfully awaiting the Soon return of Jesus Christ, the prince and the Author of peace on earth goodwill among mankind. Behold Your eyes are searc... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Heavenly Father, please forgive me for I have Grievously sinned against You in thought,word And in deed. I am very sorry for needlessly Grieving Your Holy Spirit by not listening Either unto His divine guidance or adhering To ... Read more

poem by Anthony Blake

I’ve become so numb The shadows engulf my heart Wake me up inside Falling forever Glass cage entombs endless hope Love waits quietly Erase my scars please Before they encompass me Forever falling Any one but you Rath... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Everytime I hear The American or Israeli Governments lecture Russia China Iran it's like Listening to Charles Manson Give a lecture on morality. David P Carroll opinion. Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

As we graciously give our thanks unto our Lord God for another day Of our lives as it was a free gift from Him. Just as He kept us alive And well during the daylight hours, we have His blessed assurance, That He will not only watc... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

O Christ's blessings are renewed every single morning With the beginning of each and every brand new day, It is another day to rejoice in our Lord Jesus Christ, And worship You in melodious Psalms of Worshipful Psalms of Praise no... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I create. I demonstrate. I articulate. I don’t borrow vision I see with my own eyes, untaped, unfiltered, untouched. You used me. You hurt me. You abused me. You loved me Then you left me. You spoke to me, then went si... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Shadows stretch in the dark night On Friday the 13th and the feeling's wrong Number thirteen in the air and A whisper of 13 echoes everywhere and a Black cat crossing ladder leaned Superstitions often gleaned And Friday the... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

Every yes you speak, every step you take, A piece of me goes with you And you may have it all. When I look at where we stand now and where we have been, I know we will make it through. I may not know how, I may not know when, ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

They said the procedure would help me see in the dark But darkness was never the problem It was the shape of the hand resting on my shoulder long after it stopped being kind Instinct returned quietly not as violence But ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Jesus Christ's perfect love for us casts far away from us all of our sins and all of our fears far away from us into the deepest sea. Though our sins be as darkened red like scarlet thread, they shall be washed and made as cle... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

O Christ's blessings are renewed every single morning With the beginning of each and every brand new day, It is another day to rejoice in our Lord Jesus Christ, And worship You in melodious Psalms of Worshipful Psalms of Praise no... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Blessed are the peace makers on this earth, who are Fervently and diligently and faithfully awaiting the Soon return of Jesus Christ, the prince and the Author of peace on earth goodwill among mankind. Behold Your eyes are searc... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Watchmen and Watch women on the wall. Alas do not fail to hearken unto our dire Warnings' clarion calls, Jesus is coming Soon! For the past many years all of you Have heard His saints say, "Jesus could Be coming back for us any d... Read more

poem by D'Vina

You wore love as camouflage I fell for the cover Isn't It funny? Should have seen it as a sign. Your proposal, the camo. Your mask so beautiful The promises of us I paid no attention Ignored it Because of, "Love.... Read more

poem by D'Vina

When I saw you in the light I thought it was you illuminated Oh, how wrong I was You were part of the darkness Only a blockade Keeping me from feeling the true warmth You are cold cold deception Taking my already f... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

THEY PIPE ME GRIEF Youth of today, old men of tomorrow Choices of today, regrets of tomorrow Oh, how time flies by to commitment And the soul that sinned shall die Wait upon the Lord for instruction Or face the manifestation of ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I like different that’s why everyone hates me. Arguing with my sister, but the delusion runs deep. She was never there, never bothered, yet swears we’re close if that were true, why do I feel like the black sheep? Even... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I create. I demonstrate. I articulate. I don’t borrow vision I see with my own eyes, untaped, unfiltered, untouched. You used me. You hurt me. You abused me. You loved me Then you left me. You spoke to me, then went si... Read more

poem by MaxOp's Lyricism

In body of immigrant I can imagine myself, the lonely trudge each de-welcoming step next  steely raucous caging where within holds those long blank immigrant faces, and for myself ache for the pledge you my country holds  from ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

They said the procedure would help me see in the dark But darkness was never the problem It was the shape of the hand resting on my shoulder long after it stopped being kind Instinct returned quietly not as violence But ... Read more

poem by Kenvil Atkins

ROOM FOR THREE The moon shone brightly on the new falling snow Crickets dancing in the air as if by magic A dragonfly swooped by Memories of a dusty morning fill my soul Gallant knights trod barefoot in the meadow The north wind... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

O Christ's blessings are renewed every single morning With the beginning of each and every brand new day, It is another day to rejoice in our Lord Jesus Christ, And worship You in melodious Psalms of Worshipful Psalms of Praise no... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Watchmen and Watch women on the wall. Alas do not fail to hearken unto our dire Warnings' clarion calls, Jesus is coming Soon! For the past many years all of you Have heard His saints say, "Jesus could Be coming back for us any d... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Shadows stretch in the dark night On Friday the 13th and the feeling's wrong Number thirteen in the air and A whisper of 13 echoes everywhere and a Black cat crossing ladder leaned Superstitions often gleaned And Friday the... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

After much deliberation and much diligent prayer, I asked and beseech-ed, the Captain of my Poetic Ship and the Lord and the Master of my earthbound Life as well as my eternal destiny. For Jesus Christ is not the Co-pilot of m... Read more

poem by David P Carroll

Shadows stretch in the dark night On Friday the 13th and the feeling's wrong Number thirteen in the air and A whisper of 13 echoes everywhere and a Black cat crossing ladder leaned Superstitions often gleaned And Friday the... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

We behold heavenly angles in the morning, when we first decide to rise. Their heavenly melodies seem to fill the sky, as we listening to their singing psalms of praise at the beginning of each new day. We can almost hear the ge... Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

After death, I will not be gone— I will be wind, touching your skin, I will be silence, deep within. The body fades, the name dissolves, But the soul— The soul returns to the rhythm of stars, To the breath before beginnin... Read more

poem by Katie Lodge

Keely Hodgekinson sucks. Screw her Screw her Screw her She sucks Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

I create. I demonstrate. I articulate. I don’t borrow vision I see with my own eyes, untaped, unfiltered, untouched. You used me. You hurt me. You abused me. You loved me Then you left me. You spoke to me, then went si... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

One day around dusk, I opened up my patio window's And beheld the most unusual sign in the cloudy sky, What did I see was a bunch of bluish greenish blocks Materializing right before mine own eyes. What did I see? I saw a large ... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

The Man Who Pushed Himself There I was a boy with bars in his mouth and rhythm in his bones. They laughed. “You’re not good enough,” they said. “You’ll never make it.” But I stepped into the battles anyway. Sweat o... Read more

poem by Joshua JayShades Legister

The sun does not shine every day. Storms gather without warning, and there are nights when the road disappears, when loneliness rides beside you and darkness feels endless. But I will not let it take me. I have driven long r... Read more