Writing

"Simply B3li3v3"

A Poem by silentvoice

A memorial poem to a lost love taken too soon.

Memoirs to a Sacrilege

A Poem by silentvoice

“Memoirs to a Sacrilege” Sacred is thy treasure, angel touched and God blessed the prestigious aura in which it is held unmatc..

"For 'Mask'"

A Poem by silentvoice

a poem in honor of TapouT founder Charles "Mask" Lewis Jr. RIP 1963-2009

"Inspiration (I Thank-You)"

A Poem by silentvoice

a poem thanking the family and friends of Charles "Mask" Lewis Jr. I still can't B3LI3V3 it!

Please Remember Me

A Poem by Raisins Badeaux

"Please remember me."Written on a paper found in a chest.Did anyone care?Was anyone thereTo hear this idle request?Perhaps it was left before someone ..

Don't Forget Me

A Poem by Mason Rayburn

Don't forget me! A whisper A thought A murmur A plight The last words that echoed Through that cold, lonely night Don't forget me! A dr..

I Miss You

A Poem by Mason Rayburn

Do you have any idea How much my heart breaks? How heavy my tears fall In your absence? Can you even begin to sense The sorrow I feel here ..

Feat of too many

A Poem by Souladareatease

A grey wall holds vigil to stars falling silent A book of honor that never rests keeps pages turning held in the bosom to those who know their secre..

Betty Lou

A Poem by Randy Johnson

Dedicated to Betty Lou Williams (1939-2013) who died May 27, 2013.

Death is a Silent Criminal

A Poem by Serenity

This is a memorial poem for a friend of mine who just passed away in a car accident.

I HAVE A DREAM (Echo)

A Poem by poetdoug

This is a prayer in Memorial of the August, 1963 speech Made by Dr. Martin Luther King

In Memory of Her

A Poem by MakeshiftRose

There it sits, That lonely doll. Upon the shelf, Where it belongs. There she lays, Beneath the ground, As the tears Roll down their faces.

You Were Here - for Nelson Mandela

A Poem by Tinasha LaRayé

May this beautiful leader rest in peace.

So many things

A Poem by Owlman

Poem I did, 2012, I did not look over it, it is what it is. Memorial for those we lost on 9/11.

Chainsmoker: A Poem

A Story by Kimberlee

If you can't tell I'm a smoker. I have been so for a while, and do it to alleviate stress (not a good reason). I feel like this expresses my feelings ..