Tags : hunger

Starving

Starving

A Poem by Beau Maysey


Death may be the decider, but we are the provider.
Stuck

Stuck

A Poem by Nyanachi


Careful movements closer and closerreadying for the time the clock says gobubbling with regret yet ready to movewatching uncertainty fade through quie..
Yom Kippur

Yom Kippur

A Poem by RabbiRebik


A description of how one spends Yom Kippur (Jewish day of atonement)
Illusion...Confusion

Illusion...Confusion

A Poem by Shawna


Moonlight, murderI see him, he walksTalks, smilesStained teeth baredCrooked, menacingMalice, callousedFeet caress the sandNon-moving he standsSmells, ..
These Ties That Bind

These Ties That Bind

A Poem by Shawna


These gods we place as idolsThese men we call our heroesThese visions we once hadJust vacant eyes and empty dreamsAre all that's leftThe tears we crie..
I would See

I would See

A Story by Amanda Worthington


I was presented with the question "If you were recording a scene of violence/meanness, what would you see?"
A hungry beggar..

A hungry beggar..

A Poem by The Quill


feelings of a hungry beggar
Hoy Camine Con Los Ninos

Hoy Camine Con Los Ninos

A Poem by Joe Silva


This poem was inspired by Dan Jiru's 39th Annual March For Hunger sponsored by St. Paul High School, Santa Fe Springs, California. It is a poem writte..
Born Into A Tribe

Born Into A Tribe

A Poem by Healing Star


One who is born into a Tribe is born free from Greed and is taught to live free from Greed.
The Real Enemy

The Real Enemy

A Poem by Harmartia Poe


Shots are fired. Friend or foe? Who’s the enemy? Nobody knows. It’s not a soldier a nurse, a Jew, or even a Nazi wi..
In Wait Of Ash And Worm

In Wait Of Ash And Worm

A Poem by David R. Wyder


The birds that sing before the sun risesare “tweeting” much more important “stuff”than the social network freaks.These flyers ..
INCOMBUSTIBLE

INCOMBUSTIBLE

A Poem by Tash Hill


But I crave a fire drenched in agony For soul shattering love and bleeding insanity.
Chapter Two: Survival

Chapter Two: Survival

A Chapter by icomeanon_13


A teenage girl struggles to survive in a city she once called home.
Do you still believe?

Do you still believe?

A Poem by A.J. Thompson


This poem is not intended to offend, persuade or dissuade. This is simply a snapshot of my mind.
The Scales of Human Reason

The Scales of Human Reason

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz


The rerun of civilization
This looks like jump to me

This looks like jump to me

A Poem by Robert Ronnow


You are a cockroachyou are a big cockroach crawling up a pegboardthe kitchen light suddenly shinesand you must get through to the other sidebut testin..
Communicating the Bird

Communicating the Bird

A Poem by Robert Ronnow


How many poetry books = 1 Nissan Pathfinder exhaust system.How many bluebirds? Money is how we thank people for what makes them specialHow we express ..