Judgement
/…am accustomed to judgement.
I am accustomed to assumptions.
I am accustomed to having to justify my existence.
Growing up, so few believed my…
By Naomi Raquel Enright
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The Verdict of History
/…collective experience
Of all of our yesterdays
Added to all of our tomorrows?
We cannot change what we have…
By Mike Turner
Read MoreYour Judgement
/I have had many troubles in the past few years and God was always there for me
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…there Quit your staring
Looks like you are trying to read my mind
But I am sure you are not that…
By Betty Burton
Read MoreThe Tattoo
/True story…
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…it was lovely to see you after all this time,” Mother said as she air-kissed a woman I had never seen before as though they were long-lost besties. They clutched hands, swung them back and forth like kindergarteners, grinning to each other madly; their renewed friendship would…
By Kathy Weyer
Read MoreOnce Upon A Suicide
/…stands still and erect
Her arms both by her sides
Who by this means does elect
To end her sorrows. Besides
Her feet waltz in the air
A wee bit above the…
By Nattie O'Sheggzy
Read MoreJudgment Day
/…lungs filling with air
I’ve been dying and didn’t care
Suck in a deep breath
I’ve once again cheated death
Looked around found nothing…
By Becca Hulen
Read MoreJudgement and Justice
/…Crime, committed
Investigation Conducted:
Evidence Collected
Perpetrator Identified
Culpability Established…
By Mike Turner
Read MoreTo Sit In Judgement
/…sit in darkened room
Dim memories playing upon my mind
Actions taken and avoided
Words said and unsaid
Pain inflicted, sorrows borne
Loves unfulfilled and…
By Mike Turner