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Stories in Poets that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
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Watching waiting wishing wistfully Wanting waning wondering wickedly Working warring waging woefully Worship warlords wrecking
Dean F. HardyPublished 8 days ago in Poetsnumb
sometimes i feel numb to it all. i see life whirring by in moving pictures, scenes zipping past. everything's a blur
Heather HublerPublished 10 days ago in PoetsMagic Hour
When The Sun Melts behind the shorelines… I become alive… My Heart becomes Ample to take a diversified approach. Maybe for love
HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)Published 9 days ago in PoetsFlat. You. Late.
Hold your nose if this guy walks past Praying your nostrils can handle a blast Treat your nose with ease He just cut the cheese
Joe PattersonPublished 11 days ago in PoetsSleep Stories
Sleep summons strange stories. Sailors sailing sand seas, Searching, singing, scavenging. Seeking sacred stones, Scarcely seen.
The Death of the Dream
There once was a gal named Nadine, Who lost her job to a machine. She's got three degrees, But serves fries at McD's. R.I.P. the American dream.
Jordan TwissPublished 12 days ago in PoetsThe Bleats of Cheats
Rules for thee and not for me, the bane of our world of cheats. Full of excuses, the judge confuses their misdeeds and the law concedes.
Scott WadePublished 13 days ago in PoetsWhat Silly Ol' Fred Said
A gruff German thinker named Nietsche Said, "Reason's got nothing to teach ya. Religion's a sham. Be your own super-man!"
Sonia Heidi UnruhPublished 12 days ago in PoetsAmazon Erotica
i ordered a box full of assorted sex toys from the Amazon online my dog got the box before i got home and now i’m trying to tell the cops it’s not mine
Dreaming of Love
I thought about you last night... When I opened my eyes you weren't anywhere in sight... I sit on the stone Bricks near the River,
HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)Published 12 days ago in PoetsCheeky
Boy, I see your love for me grow; I have somewhere for it to go Sodomites knew touch so taboo The ring ‘round my rosy you’ll know
It May Sound Ludicrous
I once befriended a couple, who had the same aunt and uncle. They weren't bro and sister, but Missus and Mister. Now figure it out if you're able.
Cathy holmesPublished 13 days ago in Poets