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Beautiful Despair — Shelby Sanford	Stars still shine, the world weeps, Flowers bloom while the world explodes. New life forms, although families are torn; Sons and daughters taken too...	0 views Rate it
Words Of Man — Travis LaVecchia	One's word will surpass, be with you through the diminished ash, rise it from far memory to those whom understand suffering, it may be spread through the...	0 views Rate it
I NEED YOU, NOT LOVED — RAHIM BADSHAH	Want to know very much, What was with me ? Did I just know you ? Or was there some romance with familiarity ? Did you ever have a little love- ...	0 views Rate it
Dependencia emocional — Priscila Verón	En la ducha, las angustias caen como los chorros de agua, pensando si hablar o no hablar, si decir lo que siento o volver a ocultarlo. Pensar si terminar...	0 views Rate it
Watching The Flowers Fall — Kamryn MacNeil	I am sitting on a park bench, Listening to the sound of my music, Staring off into the distance, As a tree catches my eye. It is dotted with yellow...	0 views Rate it
Puzzle Phase — Anushka Singh	It's the puzzle phase Where I have chosen a path driven so far.... Many have travelled and are... But it's as if the The early sediments calling...	0 views Rate it
I write to feel I'm not dead — Anjali Niharika	I write of my failure, I write of my grief. I write of the moisture, That makes my eyes look deep. I wrote of the dreams; I wrote of the happiness, ...	0 views Rate it
Whispers of the heart — Mehar walia	Fear sits, shivering and lost, seeking a comforting touch, Anger storms, blaming all, unaware it hurts too much. Happiness strives, juggling it all, but...	0 views Rate it
Eyes Widened — John Eric Templeton	My eyes opened from yet another night What was I to see with a lack of insight Broken visions of what lingers in my mind Various thoughts of doubt all...	0 views Rate it
Bounce Back — Vikas Nagori	In the quiet evening, when shadows grow long, We think about our journey, the road not yet gone. With hammer and chisel, we chip away at the stone, ...	0 views Rate it
Perception — Perceive	you hate me? Well I hate me too, thrashing and knawing at your perception of me Piece by piece I pick up the shards.. one by one I place them into...	0 views Rate it
Despair — Anna Laura Beck	Drowning in the depths of sorrow, I wonder if I'll see tomorrow. My heart sinks as the truth reveals. This is what life deals. I become numb so the...	0 views Rate it
Despair — Anna Laura Beck	Drowning in the depths of sorrow, I wonder if I'll see tomorrow. My heart sinks as the truth reveals. This is what life deals. I become numb so the...	0 views Rate it
Home — Carma Dix	I am an observer I see all I see when their sad I see when their happy I see when their mad I am an observer I know all I know when they...	0 views Rate it
Secrets of Words — Poetic arms	Secrets of Words Words hide emotions so heavy, obscure, sad, happy. Words are the greatest enigma in the world. Every condition has a however,...	0 views Rate it
Love hurts — Love hurts	You did not raise me; you choose to walk away. And so, I became the child who crave for affection , but was too scared to accept it, And so I became...	0 views Rate it
Threads of Resilience — Thamanna Siyad	They were the people of flesh and blood, rotting on the ground of mud. They were the people of dream,. scattered dreams made them scream. They...	0 views Rate it
LIFE'S WARNING — Andrienne Falstrom	Getting older should come with a hazard sign, It should say life is not your mother, it's your coach. It should tell people that life will not kiss...	0 views Rate it
True Story To Tell — Katrina Brooks	We all have a true story to tell, In our minds we know it so well. But when we start to speak it, We start to rethink it. Will we say too much or too...	0 views Rate it
No longer pure — Magema D. Douglas	I remember those days back when the sun would rise and our day would begin how I wish those days would never end but like all good things they...	0 views Rate it
What If I Forget? — Kenya Stephens	Have you ever heard that elephants have wonderful memory? It's true! People have always told me that I share that same memory. I remember everything...	0 views Rate it
Heartbreak roller-coaster — LINDSEY DAWN REDFERN	I'm really tired of how I'm feeling lately Everyday you're being missed greatly Trying to figure out how it ended this way I tried and did my best...	0 views Rate it
Assuming Greatness — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Too many assume, A greatness achieved. While sitting without participating, In the accomplishment of it. Yet are quick to believe, Deserving to...	0 views Rate it
Seldom Is Identity Unnoticed — Lawrence S. Pertillar	Groomed to grow. While yet still blooming to know, An identity with awareness to have it... Adds to self confidence. And independence had, ...	0 views Rate it
Said Told — Lawrence S. Pertillar	There was one thing said to me told. As a child many years ago. When I asked my grandmother, Where 'pop' my grandfather was. As if I didn't know, Him...	0 views Rate it