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Horizon – A Poem by Nathy Dulanto Bernuy

On the horizon I could see
Dreams become reality
Souls drifting in the sea
Looking for an opportunity

Finding a ray of hope
This feeling I was not looking for
Waiting in this exhausted world
I called to my thoughts

Warmth in this soul felt
The sadness in silence hummed
A wounded heart beat
All suffering lived

Tired of enduring pain
Unconditional love came
I was not allowed to dream
You show me how to feel loved again

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How to Be a Good Friend – A Poem by Kaleena Stroud

Be supportive.
Remain close to the heart
and keep close to the chest.

Hold tight
but don’t smother.
Make an ex-lover stare.

When in doubt, go nude.
Never go to bed with one:
you’ll always regret it in the morning.

Don’t pretend
or lose it when wasted.
Finding a replacement isn’t easy.

See also:
“10 Ways to Finding the Perfect Bra.”

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Sunflower – A Poem by Kaleena Stroud

Chin up. Don’t be so contradicting.
You are the emblem of happiness
in your yellow dress
with your thick green legs
making us all green with envy.
Stand tall with that stalk of yours.
If you’re so sad, where’s the hope
for the rest of us in the garden,
living so close to the dirt, away
from what’s in your reach.
You complain of weeds
attracted to your rich roots,
just look up already–
it’s your job to eat the sunlight.
I live among beauties
but we are frail, and struggle
to bloom from the soil,
to blossom in a crowd.
Tower over us. We can’t
admire you while you droop.

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Midsummer – A Poem by Shelley Nutting

This blessed day in June
when the lofty sun
pushes darkness towards morn,
Druids gather to watch
the re-birth of summer
through rings of stone,
whilst the Green Man,
that old sprite of the woods,
peels his human form
from oak and dances
through the trees and undergrowth,
spreading his fertility
and whispering promises of new life
far and wide.

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In Love With Me- A Loner Speaks – A Poem by G. S. Katz

I like your company
But I don’t need it
I have me
My not so secret lover

It’s taken many years
To concede and take my own love
As the greatest love
I can have

My self loathing, transformed
By not giving a damn
Collectively of what you think of me
My freedom should not be confused with your despair

Some say I love myself to much
I say, it’s not your time yet
Self love gives me the tools to love you
Listen to your heart, discount the noise

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I Wish My Legs Cannot Walk – A Poem by Anuradha Fonseka

I wish my legs cannot walk
So that it will hurt me
And occupy me
From grieving over thee

I wish my lungs cannot breathe
So that I will fight to grab air
And that effort will keep me
From grieving over thee

I wish my eyes cannot see
So that I will cry for what I cannot see
And that cry will save me
From grieving over thee

I wish I cannot be
So that I will ever be happy
And that happiness will give me
What you could not give me

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The Spark – A Poem by Alexander Jones

The dark cold night
A blank canvas
Able to be disrupted
By a simple spark

The recently dug pit
A hole in the sand
Nothing on its own
But a potential to be

Dry kindling in the center
The ability to start
The necessities of life
That allow achievement

Logs carefully placed
To feed the fire
To guide the flames
Into the dance we we prefer

A gust of wind
Simple moving air
Something so minuscule
that can misstep the goals

Something so beautiful
On the dark cold night
That could only be caused
By a simple spark.

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-The Junction Can Not Scream Back to One’s Own Need to Listen- – A Poem by Richard William Kirkpatrick-Thorne

Cross The Name Off The List,
Off The Page And Off The Past,
Etchings InTo The Quiet Deep,
Let Sleep Not Be As A Route To Struggle,
As It Forgets ItSelf While I Strain To Remember,
To Recognize Familyar Eyes In The Mirror,
While There Is Change Behind The Flesh,
The Bone Underneath Stays The Same,
Holding This Up… Keeping This All From Falling APart,
Teeth Under Lips Near Tongue And…

My Voice Through My Throat,
A Traveler On A Bridge From Heart To Ear,
Then From The Heat InTo The Earth,
Forwards InTo The Winding Waters,
Thicker Than A Trickleing Dawn,
Erodeing The Foundations Of Dusk,
To Surround Its Origination WithIn Rhythmic Dissidence,
Borrowing NoThing And Knifeing At The Roots,
Dissolveing… InTo A Sense Of Humor… Killing Interference…

Birthing Coherence When The Signal Stabs Back,
Static Fadeing With Its Laws,
Now To Mend When It All Crawls Out From The Shade,
Returning…

At The Junction,
Crossed At Its Roads,
Am I My Voice As It Travels…

Or… Is It Being Me In Silence?

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Frailty, Thy Name Is Man – A Poem by Anuradha Fonseka

He loves me…He loves me not
He loves me…He loves me not
He loved me yesterday… Today he says he can’t
He loves me but doesn’t let me love him
I love him and love him more for loving me
He loves me but hates me for loving him
He loves me but hates me too
Does he love me or hate me?
He loves me…He loves me not
Frailty, thy name is man.

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