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no one to help, no one to interact just lonely. I need great friends even though I have my family. A pairless situation is unbearable as a result gets a tiring soul.
By Karun 3 years ago in Poets
One among us ... The doctors who help us, The workers who work for us. The cleaners who clean for us, The police who save us.
Heart is paining Late in the evening Sun is shining Rain is drizzling Nothing is waiting I see nature as a rainbow Very rare to human eyes, but is everywhere above
The last time I kissed you, I knew I would miss you. At first it was cool, But I was a fool, This feels like déjà vu. -AK
By Adrianne Kirksey3 years ago in Poets
As two thousand drew ever so near, People shook with terror and fear, Computers might go bust, And turn the world to dust,
By Omar Sohail3 years ago in Poets
In Strasbourg, the town did declare, A dance party, but with no one aware, People danced 'til they dropped, Some even plopped,
Slyly slipping silently, Softly sailing somewhere safe. Savoring summer's sweetness, Sitting still, so serenely. Subtle scent springtime,
By Nikki3 years ago in Poets
Three troublesome traitors traveled to town Talking together, taking their time. Tonight, tragedy threatened to take the throne.
By Ahna Lewis3 years ago in Poets
When making limericks for Vocal, I found my rhymes were not focal, No help from the dictionary Or my local library So I called my aunt, who’s local.
By Chuck Etheridge3 years ago in Poets
I went to buy a dozen eggs, Found they cost two arms and three legs, They say it’s inflation Sweeping our nation But my bank account’s down to its dregs.
We all must take this journey one day Into the great beyond, where souls sway The path we take, may be long or short But all roads lead, to the same last resort
By new king3 years ago in Poets
Inevitable end, with a final breath The darkness comes, to steal our breath An eternal sleep, we cannot escape Death, the ultimate fate we must face
