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poem by dan miltz

O' Winning is ev'rything In a positive life story-ing Producing a successful being Striv'ng to be the best What·ever thou do·eth greatest Is biggest feat of life test If thou is not the best yet Further doodle ye' own ... 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 Dan Murphy

Hard Enough By Dan L. Murphy Copyright © 2015, All Rights Reserved TheDuck.com / DLMcomics I've had a very hard night But, now I'm getting stuffed And I drank so much That I keep throwing up Now, you don't ... Read more

poem by D'Vina Dietrich

Lock away the pain Hide the hurt Stash the tears Just Smile It'll go away It will All Go Away. Smile. So they won't see. Smile Don't let them know Smile. Just Fucking Smile. ... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"So much laughter down in the street, us boys kicking a ball against the wall, those memories I have, just can't be beat, such a pleasure to recall. Girls playing hopscotch by the flats, some skipping with a rope, my mates dog ... Read more

lyrics by Leon Veneman

Born in the warm soil Blood is prominent Swap shells for bones Dye on the outside By each breath inhaled an exhaust is prevailing Building tight blocks though some are failing Another aftermath in yarn encircling the gorge T... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"I cry for the life that you sadly never had, I cry for myself, for not having a dad, I cry for not telling you, just how I felt, I cry for the miserable life, that you sadly was dealt. I saw your tired eyes, as you lay dying in b... Read more

poem by John Prophet

Hive mind. Seven hours each day. On average people spend seven hours each day on screen stare. Nearly half of awake time on screen stare. To what end? More anxiety. More hostility. More easily coerced, controlled.... Read more

poem by John Prophet

Molded. Form. End result. Unstructured clay. Soft. Malleable. Formless. Years. Years in the making. Manipulated. Pounded. Stretched. Twisted. Rolled over and over. Hardening over time. Each unique. Chise... Read more

poem by John Prophet

Dream passage. Infinite voyages made. Infinite yet to be. How creation’s designed. ‘Reality’ just an illusion. Merely a sequence. Currently constructed. Made to dissolve. Soul, mist voyages. Aether traver... Read more

lyrics by alexis karpouzos

The soul remembers what the mind forgets. Light lives in silence. Every wound is a doorway. God hides in the smallest things. Love is not learned—it is uncovered. Stillness sings. We are never truly lost—only returning. Read more

poem by alexis karpouzos

The soul remembers what the mind forgets. Light lives in silence. Every wound is a doorway. God hides in the smallest things. Love is not learned—it is uncovered. Stillness sings. We are never truly lost—only returning. Read more

poem by Rachel Cartwright

Today may not go right And may be full of sorrow But there is one life to live And hope for tomorrow A hope of a new day Full of dreams to be fulfilled Tons of goals to achieve To watch life's road be revealed To s... Read more

poem by Rachel Cartwright

I want to write a poem But I don't know what to write Usually I get inspiration At this time of night But I guess I can't write a poem Cause now I'm too tired But if I ever write one I hope you get inspired Thi... Read more

poem by Christopher Russon

He was there To put me right When I was going wrong Times when I was weak He was there to Make me strong He was there To keep me sheltered From rain and heavy storms A guiding light that shone From the day that I was born.... Read more

publication by Rene Hernandez

I'm tired of the roller coaster relationship. I don't even know what "normal" is anymore. My heart is shattered once again, just to forgive "once again." I know forgiveness is the way to peace..but when do I draw the line is what I... Read more