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When We Cry

When the children cry do we even bother to ask why?
To the mother all alone holding onto her strength to try
Do we truly take the time
To acknowledge and brighten their day with a simple smile?
To the man all alone
Do we pray he finds his...

by Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)

added by amandak
1 day ago
Dead Silence

into reality waving franticly
from the rooftop of your house
floating down the flooding river

twisters' green skies run for cover
sirens daily warning duck
undergrounds bunker scramble

fire scars breech unknown heat limits
deaths...

by Hunter Aydelott

added by Huntero
1 day ago
Cheshire Musing

Prose and its narrative
the lazy alternative
Words most abundant
meaning defined

Declarative function
it reads codependent
As poets but smile
— with language refined

(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: May,...

by kurt philip

added by KurtPhilipBehm
1 day ago
Kryptonite

They tried to tie me down and tame me
God cut the ropes
I was made to be this way
I am who I am
I was born a mess
Mad at the world from the beginning
No one to trust
No one to guide me to the positive
I was stuck in the negative
Like a...

by Amanda K lessig (Sunshine)

added by amandak
1 day ago
Intrusive Thoughts

“when I’m with you I feel like I could die and that would be alright..”

On a good day, there’s color to your cheeks along with a smile

-From ear to ear-

Like everything’s okay and our life hasn’t been fading away,

Slowly

Right...

by Arie Castle

added by ArieCastle
1 day ago
Waits End

Now the daggered hearts statue remains
Dry tears wilting on empty years
Trapped in memories crashing waves
Always ending the same
Slow motion draining
Heartbeats crooked step
Waining in the languid hours
Stolen in gravities pull
Down wistful...

by Hunter Aydelott

added by Huntero
1 day ago
Shimmering Alure

Dancing eyes softly wait
Shining beauty radiating
Balancing in the moonbeams

Many a sailor's eyes have tried
To untie Stella's steadfast heart
Bound to oceans rocky shores

His eyes stirred her deepest feelings
Longing for his long tender...

by Hunter Aydelott

added by Huntero
1 day ago
The Soldier

In the trenches of war, you fought so brave,
A soldier tormented, facing demons you couldn't stave.
Mental trauma gripped your soul so tight,
Yet, you persevered, through the darkest night.

With wounds unseen, you came back home,
Haunted by...

by Arie Castle

added by ArieCastle
1 day ago
Polka Dots

Postmodernists like Rohrschach blots
But painters prefer polka dots,
But shaking paint just right
So dots stay round and tight
Is like tying needles in knots. ...

by David Plantinga

added by DavidPlantinga
1 day ago
I mean stop surviving and live...

say she's a diva,
some cold-hearted bond of blood by a believer went weaker,
the strongest is the one who survive leaving nonautistic worth men's living that you may tomorrow...
will far grow.
Hopeful faith does your hopelessness by...

by Lindokuhle Langa

added by lindonemokuhle_l
1 day ago
Loving and Working

You do not need me to write you,
When concerning brotherly love;
It has been taught by God as true,
Through the blessings from up above.

Love one another we were taught,
All brothers and sisters indeed;
Do this more to increase your thought,...

by Richard Newton Sherrer

added by richardnsherrer
1 day ago
Solitude

Fingers

woven together by the crevices,

like stitches carefully sewn in
between the fabricated skin.


Quiver from a touch of another,
but from healing caress,

with childlike purity.


Fragile canvaslike material coated gently...

by jonesz

added by jonesz
1 day ago
Am I dreaming

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Am I dreaming

The history her and I have no matter how in depth throughout the years our experience and exploration of each other have we come we still have so much left to discover about each other. My heart is unable to...

by Richard J Edwards

added by rjenavy
1 day ago

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