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#16931voted by our readers
The Difference Between Art and Perfection
By Your_Apathetic_Basketcase ELITE
Orlando, Florida

He would not falter Everyday to tell me that My body is art.   I don't see it, but I know if my body's art - He's a masterpiece.
Your_Apathetic_Basketcase ELITE, Orlando, Florida
137 articles 0 photos 42 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Just remember, if the world didn&#039;t suck, we&#039;d all fall off.&quot;<br /> -Derrolyn Anderson<br /> <br /> &quot;Don&#039;t trust everything you see, even salt looks like sugar.&quot;<br /> <br /> &quot;The sea speaks more honestly... To those willing to drown.&quot; -J.D. Hard

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#16932 Poetry
Chirp Chirp
By khrishakramanathan GOLD
Mumbai, Other
khrishakramanathan GOLD, Mumbai, Other
13 articles 0 photos 8 comments

Favorite Quote:
Life is a boomerang. It's up to you whether this intimidates you or empowers you.

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#16933 Poetry
Grim Seasons
By Anonymous
#16934 Poetry
list of haikus
By MatchAshes SILVER
League City, Texas
MatchAshes SILVER, League City, Texas
5 articles 0 photos 1 comment
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#16935 Poetry
Spring
By Anonymous
#16936 Poetry
Colors
By Anonymous
#16937 Poetry
Warm Toast & Coffee MAG
By elliebell SILVER
Lewes, Other
elliebell SILVER, Lewes, Other
6 articles 0 photos 6 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Too often we enjoy the comfort of opinon without the discomfort of thought.&quot; - John F. Kennedy

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#16938 Poetry
Granted
By Leviathan123 GOLD
Rolling Meadows, Illinois
Leviathan123 GOLD, Rolling Meadows, Illinois
17 articles 2 photos 11 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Nobody can hurt me without my permission&quot;- Mahatma Gandhi

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#16939 Poetry
A series of haikus, by yours truly
By Kingpoet2806 GOLD
Collierville, Tennessee
Kingpoet2806 GOLD, Collierville, Tennessee
19 articles 0 photos 36 comments

Favorite Quote:
Her heart was an open book with beautiful pages and detailed lettering. She wanted people to read her story in hopes that it would make them write their own. Instead, every person who came across the pages of her heart ripped out their favorite story and took it with them. They folded back pages and bent up corners. They signed their name with sloppy writing and with a simple 'goodbye'. This book is now tucked away in the darkest parts of her, because no one wants to read a tragic story with a bad ending.

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#16940 Poetry
Summer
By kiraelliott BRONZE
La Mesa, California
kiraelliott BRONZE, La Mesa, California
3 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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