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When I’ll tell you: “Goodbye!”
When I’ll tell you: “Goodbye!” written by: Irma Kurti The day when I’ll tell you: “Goodbye” and...
Maybe Sky
Maybe Sky written by: Elaine Nadal “Where’s Father Sepúlveda?” “He had to cancel. Something came up,” Father...
Grieving Feels Like This
Grieving Feels Like This written by: Huntersjames @goatrodeo11 Her reproachful smile Have you been drinking again Grieving...
Cookin’ Southern
Cookin’ Southern written by: Carl “Papa” Palmer My sister grew up watching Mom cook in the kitchen, alarmed...
The Last Violin
The Last Violin written by: Nancy Richy @shewrites51 It wasn’t often that we received a package from...
Everything Was Fine…
Everything Was Fine… written by: David Milner Consciousness reclaiming him, Tom became aware of his body. The...
Mother
Mother written by: Harry Taylor She makes the world spin She cools the anger, takes away the...
Between Dessert and The Late Show
Between Dessert and The Late Show written by: Emalisa Rose We’d speak every Sunday. Some times, we’d...
The Mother
The Mother a poem by: Robert William Service Your children grow from you apart, Afar and still...
Survived?
Survived? written by: Rachit Sharma it’s a lonely night, a simmering one short breaths against the white...
Grow Up, Slowly
Grow Up, Slowly written by: Gautham Pradeep Sunflowers caressed by her luscious tresses, unfolding her yarn, of...
The Secret is Out
The Secret is Out written by: Jo Curtain my sister, who I didn’t know, hands me a...
