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#355261voted by our readers
Living as the Puppet
By Derpina BRONZE
Lenox, Missouri

There was no escape from the hands of puppeteers, Who pushed and pulled, The puppet back and forth, To their wants and needs, And was later placed back on the shelf; Betraye...
Derpina BRONZE, Lenox, Missouri
1 article 0 photos 0 comments
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#355262 Poetry
The Connotations of Color
By Anonymous
#355263 Poetry
Valentine's Day
By Anonymous
#355264 Poetry
Blue
By GreenWriter826 PLATINUM
McAllen, Texas
GreenWriter826 PLATINUM, McAllen, Texas
21 articles 0 photos 31 comments

Favorite Quote:
&#039;&#039;Their fruits like honey to the throat <br /> But poison in the blood&#039;&#039; - Christina Georgina Rossetti &quot;Goblin Market&quot;

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#355265 Poetry
Was it worth it?
By freeyourmind PLATINUM
Princeton, Illinois
freeyourmind PLATINUM, Princeton, Illinois
22 articles 1 photo 20 comments

Favorite Quote:
You can never truly appreciate what&#039;s good in life until you have experienced what&#039;s bad.

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#355266 Poetry
what you did.
By Blooper195 PLATINUM
McKinney, Texas
Blooper195 PLATINUM, McKinney, Texas
45 articles 0 photos 27 comments

Favorite Quote:
This life ain&#039;t that bad.

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#355267 Poetry
In the City of K.
By ArielleArmageddon PLATINUM
Charlotte, North Carolina
ArielleArmageddon PLATINUM, Charlotte, North Carolina
45 articles 0 photos 42 comments

Favorite Quote:
if i cant hear your heartbeat, you&#039;re too far away

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#355268 Poetry
here i am
By Nixon Vongviloy BRONZE
Sacramento, California
Nixon Vongviloy BRONZE, Sacramento, California
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#355269 Poetry
Corruption
By laughing4ever GOLD
Las Vegas, Nevada
laughing4ever GOLD, Las Vegas, Nevada
10 articles 0 photos 1 comment

Favorite Quote:
The important gossip of today will be the gentle winds tomorrow.<br /> -Me :D

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#355270 Poetry
Walking the Hallways
By Anonymous