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Spring

It's the time, the wonderful time
It's the beginning of the spring
A season which springs everything

Sun glows more, clouds disappear
Grass is more greener, flowers more colorful
It's nothing but the spring

Trees are washed green again
...

– by Mo Khurram

added by mkhurram
2 days ago
Glory & Dignity

How majestic being your name,
You set glory above Heaven;
In all the earth I do proclaim,
What wondrous works you have given.

Out of the mouths of babes and infants,
You gave me strength against my foes;
All knowing of my innocence,
And...

– by Richard Newton Sherrer

added by rnsherrer
2 days ago
Romance

Let's get high and fuck
A few lines of ketamine
Or maybe just some...

– by Paul Ashley

added by ashleypm
2 days ago
Big butterfly

Every day.
EVERY day,
I wake,
walk,
stalk,
and pray.

But you’re no closer.

Always just out of reach,
my wond’rous mariposa....

– by Memoir

added by Sleekwood
2 days ago
Always Faithful

I don't do poems
So i'll just add This bit here
Semper...

– by Hueristic

added by vikebeer
2 days ago
There Will Come Soft Rains” (War Time)

There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground,
And swallows circling with their shimmering sound;

And frogs in the pools singing at night,
And wild plum trees in tremulous white;

Robins will wear their feathery fire,
Whistling...

– by Sara Teasdale

added by JokerGem
2 days ago
Second ME Syndrome

Second Me Syndrome


  1. I could give you my kidney,


  While you can't even blink to save my life.


  I did everything to keep you, please,


  You ended it all with my knife.


  Crack, crack, crack, I drop to the floor,


 ...

– by Rophine Writes

added by asongrophine014
2 days ago
In the eye of new man

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In the eye of new man

As the water flows past in the mighty but forgiving river residue of the ancestors of which a better meaning of life rested on their tongue was felt. The needs for living 100'ds of years ago were quit different...

– by Richard J Edwards

added by rjenavy
2 days ago
If Pillows Could Talk

If pillows could talk. The stories they'd tell about the many tears they've caught and the many prayers whispered to God. They'd speak about all the runny noses they've wiped and the sniffles they've heard. If pillows could talk. They'd speak...

– by Davetta Garrett

added by davettagarrett80
2 days ago
Cloning Tomorrow

Mankind
was never meant
to survive the future
Technology

 a trap
their greed as bait
Generations
sacrificed
in self destruction
On altars
of indenture
— their natures gone

(Calvary Cemetery: May,...

– by kurt philip

added by KurtPhilipBehm
2 days ago
The Ghost of Your Breath

Beams of soft moonlight, where shadows conspire,
I feel the ghost of your breath, a lingering fire.
It dances across my skin, a whispered refrain,
A memory of touch, etched in every vein.

Your lips, once warm, now echo in the cold,
A...

– by Chris E Morganroth IV

added by ChrisMorganroth
2 days ago
World Peace and Harmony

In the quiet corners of our souls, Where truth and moral fiber reside, We yearn for a world where whispers Of compassion and common sense Echo louder than the clamor of conflict.
Why, then, does peace elude our grasp? Is it because we forget to...

– by Chris E Morganroth IV

added by ChrisMorganroth
2 days ago
Intimacy

As we give to shared moments, Where words become whispers, And glances linger like the last notes of a fading melody, There lies intimacy.
It’s not grand gestures or extravagant displays, But the simple act of noticing, Of touching the other’s...

– by Chris E Morganroth IV

added by ChrisMorganroth
2 days ago

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