June 11, 2018
by Bhavya Prabhakar, India

I live on the edge of the fears
Suitable or unsuitable
Worth taking
Or irrelevant.
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May 7, 2017
by John S
A real poem may awaken you before dawn
as you watch the shadows scrape away the dark
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October 29, 2015
by Venkat

Ah, these buttons
Upon nimble fingers
In a speed smart, it runs
Proud, as time surrenders
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October 27, 2015
by Venkat

Every rose has its thorn
So they said
I felt those roses so
Bloom my love
Held on roots, of fears
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April 17, 2015
by Venkat

fires beget fires
and we melt as poles
of wax
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October 16, 2014
by Lena Bitare
You make me breathless
With your caress
You left me powerless
No more, no less
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August 29, 2014
by Venkat

are we not fruits, dear
graced under one branch
perched high by birth
blessed with a vision
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July 5, 2014
by Venkat
Poetry challenge: Lanturne poem.

self
shadows
long or short
misfit ever
self
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March 26, 2014
by Venkat
Another rumination…on true education
A wound never soothed
By speculating cause or effect
Or by measuring right from wrong
All it needs is a healing touch
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September 18, 2013
by willowmarie
New York, New York, 1997- I’d chosen to travel that summer, to be alone. I thought I didn’t know why. I was wrong. Sometimes we just don’t want to listen to what we need to know, to what we need to do next. It’s only when we push ourselves till we’re exhausted we hear- then we’re finally ready.
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July 15, 2013
by willowmarie

Sister Claire
She was a nun,
And she was my teacher.
She had the most beautiful hands I’d ever seen,
Loved to play skipping,
Chewed gum
And wore a girdle.
When ever it bunched up,
She’d go into the art supplies closet
And close the door-
The whole class could hear her
Tugging, adjusting
And muttering “For the love of god.”
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