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Ne'er The SparrowsA Poem by AnnaSparrows dive ahead of the sweeping Indian breeze,as native sails fly golden hues of sun swirling on black cotton.Ne'er has there been a more beautifu.. |
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GirlhoodA Poem by TheWordWreckerMy sister and I would lie in the son. We freckled instead of tanned With blotchy elbows and knees, And mudd.. |
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Dear FatherA Poem by AnnaGod's arms are outstretched above the rolling sea,well he knew that, his dear father told him that.Saying, "God loves you, my son. Remember?"But the s.. |
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For the BoysA Poem by justdandyan adaption from "For the Girls" |
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Scripture LoveA Poem by SuzWhat my husband did at bedtimes when our girls were young |
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Love Left UnsaidA Poem by SethnicityEver been thinking while taking the kids to school? I have. |
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The Last In LineA Story by F. Mary JessonThe Last In Line “We’ll know for the first time, If we’re evil or divine.” .. |
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On Every Street - Updated June 2016A Story by F. Mary JessonThis is a short memoir of my search for my grandfather. When I first posted this, I had only limited information, but as of June 2016, which you'll se.. |
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His DaughterA Poem by Mel LisaBased on story of when I was taken from my loving father as a baby. We have been reunited for a few months now! |
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MamaA Poem by OlumegbonFor all the single mothers out there who are raising their kids on their own, Happy Father's Day |
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December 2007A Poem by CourtniReneeRelationships between fathers and daughters. |
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My FatherA Poem by CourtniReneeis not what they imagine |
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legacyA Poem by anne elizabeththe daughters of angry men will suffer again and again too much baggage to carry, too heavy to haul, their memories all shaded by the weight of i.. |
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My love's lossA Poem by Faati Jaan |
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The Bounty Felt Across the LandA Poem by Richard WilliamsA Thanksgiving tribute. |
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Some Parenting TipsA Story by Shweta BhandaDedicated To Mothers and Going to-be Mothers (for sure fathers will not have time to read, if have some valuable moments, please go ahead and share yo.. |
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