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poem by Nemo Nemees

When you are forced to grow up You never compare age with personality only 14 yet I have the mind of an elder only 14 but I have known what its like to loose your friends family to the hands of the heartless man nam... Read more

poem by Sappho Damnus

She was purple and I was grey, I never liked purple before that day. Her amber eyes awoke something within, Her uncouth charm lured me in. Her straight faced misplaced expressionless lips, I cherished like the ugly beauty marks ... Read more

poem by Jay Shades

Am currently sat listening to you tell the same problem story over and over. It didn't begin that way . One friend to another we engage in festivities to free our minds from the mundane confines of life . Lowering inhibitors. ... Read more

poem by D'Vina Dietrich

Two pristine Dandelions Swaying in the breeze Amongst the blue sky Happiness surrounded me The strength they carried To never blow away Years fly by But the Dandelions didn't They were perfect The breeze Now a gusty wi... Read more

poem by Anonymous Poet98

I'm not right I need to fix myself But I cannot do that,No Not without medical help. So here i lay on my bed Staring at the ceiling For no fucking reason, Oh maybe I'm just sad But I don't know that yet. They say it's just... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"Jollamolla custard, green snot pies, all mixed together with a dead dogs eyes, Gathered around the cauldron, warlocks dancing...with grinning cowled witches cackling, and prancing, bathed in the shadowy moonlight, of a dark, and e... Read more

poem by Emma C

carve me out of these winding roads, make time slow, so i can breathe till the end of summer, these fantasies are killing me forever, kiss me for the minute, ignore me forever i’m running out of ways to hope, ways to cope ... Read more

poem by Emma C

my stomach's cramping up, i don't even wanna have babies so my pain is pointless--fuck. where's god when you need her? my youth's passing by in one big blur while i sit on the couch and think about how famous i'm going to be ... Read more

poem by Emma C

the cops are killing, the sidewalks are graveyards but here i am forgetting the world--spilling my mind onto you and nobody that’ll listen let me break out of my body just for a minute oh baby i’m falling hard int... Read more

poem by Dooley Sheen

"I Don't Know Who I Truly Am But I Am Frightened By Who I'm Becoming..A Dark Phoinex" Read more

poem by Emily

That star can literally be dead Every night you look up into the sky and see the brightest star in the night sky, It's there shining in all its glory Twinkling and orange, But as you admire the brightness of that star, A milli... Read more

poem by Dooley Sheen

Isn't Fascinating To Know We As Homosapiens By Nature..Discover Invent And Improve On ALL Things Yet We Have Mirrors We See Ourselves In EVERYDAY And Yet To Figure The Answer To Become The Best SELF Can Be..What A Wonderful Creature Read more

poem by Gerry Legister

I am the ring around Saturn Spinning and traveling around the sun, I am made with a direct connection To Humanity with God and his Son Between decedents and ascension. I travel with the power to transcend Every blessing that... Read more

poem by Julius Brian Cruz

At times when everything, seems to be upside-down. And when your face, makes nothing but a nasty frown. You'll find yourself staring, blankly from an empty window. As your consciousness drifts, leave away this world's shadow. ... Read more

poem by Julius Brian Cruz

These bright vivid lights, that clears the shrouded streets. Aimlessly wandering, a pair of lonely feet. To where will he go, for no one might know. Like the wind that blows, or the moon’s peculiar glow. Silence is singing, ... Read more

poem by Stella Brians

Rain Willow Dream Copyright 2017 by Stella Brians (This is a poem/song for a Young Adult novel project I am working on. Please note that it is copyrighted.) I just want to live in a dream In which I fly away and live with you... Read more

poem by Robert Kohlhammer

Since the dawn of the dog doubts the nerves of the sun the lapping of the collar solar panel the fleas that bite the leftovers The rotting fruits of purpose that are frozen in the fur of the barking dog at the entrance to... Read more

poem by Julius Brian Cruz

For another night, I tried writing stories again. Below the evening light, I hold upon my worn out pen. Within a hoary place, that used to be filled with magic. In life's unending race, now all I feel is homesick. Glancing upo... Read more

poem by Julian Sun

I’ll sit in this park for years unwinding this grass is in my thighs these suns in my eyes cottony wisps fly through my still and floating chest all trusting now down giving up this day Read more

poem by Martyn Grindrod

Meet me at Noon 'neath hanging branches Where sun hides shine Clandestine Chance encounters On lay by's of roads Incognito disguises Spineless toads Best kept secrets Another stolen kiss Hotel meetings Furtive... Read more