Galerius

This isn't much of a poem. First of all, not knowing how to spell "dying" doesn't come off as very impressive, so have your title fixed as soon as you ...

Roe v Wade , d00d.

I'm still working on making my poems more consistent, but I tried to make it as formal as I could without completely changing my original draft. Formal? As in...? It ...

I was standing amongst a large crowd when the rain began to fall While others ran indoors I remained outside The presence of the rain was soothing for me The ...

800 points up for grabs. The only stipulation is that you have to be a really awesome person.

Guess you won't finish. But since this has no reviews, allow me. The gentle lapping of the waves at me feet relaxed my body. Pictures of what had happened kept ...

He's all alone, just sitting there On his shoulders is the whole world's hate He bears the wind with a frontwards stare He's still alive but it's too late "Frontwards ...

The sunshine breaking free Of cloud cover And the moon gleaming On frosty ground. Might as well say this now: capitalizing the first letter of every line is not necessary ...

Standing on the center line, incandescent lights casting orange on the wet pavement… There are good ways of trailing off a phrase slowly and there are bad ways. You just ...

Thread, I command thee: Arise upon this scarred earth once more, claw out of the sunken dirt to embrace the waning light! Thanks.

300 points up for grabs. Take 'em, or I'll eat 'em.

Consider changing the title to "Do I dare to eat a peach?". It really captures the pleasurable, delicious quality of your poetry.

If you could see what I see, you'd know that the world is in grave danger. Where sturdy forests once reside, now lives a foreshadow of what's to come. I ...

Yes. Thanks.